Title Prayer Sleeping in the Pyrenees ⸻ Verse 1 Seven autumns brushed my shoulder soft, I counted leaves instead of days. Little scars I thought would fade away Ripened slowly, sweet with pain. I packed my bag with nothing new, Just worn-out solitude. Where I was going didn’t matter now, Anywhere was far from you. ⸻ Verse 2 Under Pyrenean skies asleep, Even the moon closed both its eyes. No stars dared to breathe that night, Just shadows walking by my side. Hope slipped quietly from my hands, Like sand inside an hourglass. Falling without a sound at all, Into a darker past. ⸻ Bridge Then in the dark, I felt a gaze, A pale blue light began to sway. Was it me from long ago, Or a dream I threw away? Laughing gently, guiding me, It crossed the edge of night. Without a word, it asked my heart To follow one more time. ⸻ Chorus I only looked toward the white peak, No reason left to hold or keep. Ancient voices turned to wind, Whispering, “You may forgive.” In Pyrenean silence deep, I found the answer meant for me — It softly said, “You may live on,” And let my broken soul breathe. ⸻ Outro Melted snow ran down my feet, My footprints gone without a trace. Still inside my quiet chest, Something slowly walks again.
