[Verse 1] I chased a brighter morning, dragged yesterday behind, Built a house of what-ifs in the corners of my mind. Then I heard the rain against the window, felt the floor beneath my feet— For one breath, I could hear the world beneath my worried heartbeat. [Pre-Chorus] A thought said, “You’re your story.” I watched that thought pass through. There was room around the noise, And room to choose what I would do. [Chorus] Breathe in, feel your feet, let the rushing river run. Name the fear; don’t feed it. Feel the warmth upon your hands. Hear the sound, see the light, meet the moment as it stands. Then take one honest step with both your feet upon the land. Right here, right now—begin again. [Verse 2] Enlightenment, the way he tells it, isn’t winning every fight; It’s waking from the grip of thought and seeing what’s alive. The ache may still be aching; you can let it have its name. You can face the facts before you choose what needs to change. [Bridge — spoken, then sung] When the mind runs to tomorrow, notice: I am thinking. Bring attention to your breathing; feel your hands and feet. Let this moment be the moment—then answer what it needs. If you drift a hundred times, return a hundred times to breathe. [Final Chorus] Breathe in, feel your feet, let the rushing river run. Name the fear; don’t feed it. Feel the warmth upon your hands. Hear the sound, see the light, meet the moment as it stands. Then take one honest step with both your feet upon the land. Right here, right now—begin again.
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