*(Verse 1)* I grew up in a world of endless dreams, Private schools and pools with sunlit gleams. From London to Douala, I roamed so far, A nomad's tale under every star. But in a city I should have called home, I felt like a stranger, utterly alone. Lost in the crowd, my accent betrayed, A fish out of water, my spirit decayed. *(Chorus)* Then you came, a light so bright, A kindred spirit in my lonely night. Two boys who dared to stand apart, With foreign voices but the same heart. *(Verse 2)* You spoke of France, where your story began, I saw myself in your master plan. Together we laughed, we dreamed, we played, Two outcasts finding their own parade. In the schoolyard jungle, you were my shield, A friend who taught me wounds can heal. But when you left, the skies turned gray, I carried your spirit every day. *(Chorus)* Oh, you came, a light so bright, A kindred spirit in my lonely night. Two boys who dared to stand apart, With foreign voices but the same heart. *(Bridge)* Life is a journey, and paths may divide, But the bonds we forged never subside. You showed me strength when I felt small, A friend like you—I remember it all. *(Outro)* In Douala's streets or Paris' lights, Your friendship echoes through the nights. Kindred spirits, forever aligned, Two wandering souls, one heart combined.
