[Intro] (night ambience, distant radio hiss) No map. Just starlight. [Verse 1] I’ve got dust on my boots and miles in my hair, A pocketful of sunsets I never wear. Every town is a question, every road a refrain, I don’t stay long enough to call it my name. They ask me, “Girl, what are you running from?” I say, “Nothing, honey… I’m running toward.” [Pre-Chorus] A needle on a compass, A whisper in the dark— The universe is talking, And I follow the spark. [Chorus] I go where the universe points, Where the constellations join. If the Storm takes tomorrow, I’ll still find the morning. No chains, no anchors, no scripted lines— Just headlights and heaven and a heart that aligns. I go where the universe points… And it always points me on. [Verse 2] I’ve slept under neon, I’ve slept under pines, Learned that loneliness sometimes shines. I’ve met saints in diners, thieves in the rain, And all of them held a piece of my pain. But I don’t keep souvenirs, I don’t keep a key— The only home I trust is the sky over me. [Pre-Chorus 2] So I trace the bright veins In the night’s open hand— Ley-lines of wonder, Pulling me past where I stand. [Chorus] I go where the universe points, Where the constellations join. If the Storm takes tomorrow, I’ll still find the morning. No chains, no anchors, no scripted lines— Just headlights and heaven and a heart that aligns. I go where the universe points… And it always points me on. [Bridge] (drop: acoustic + airy pad, almost whispered) Maybe I’m scared of getting close, Maybe I’m tired of goodbyes. But when the world rewinds like film, I’m the girl who still survives. So if you need me—don’t build a cage, Just leave a light in the window frame… I’ll find my way. [Final Chorus] (bigger, cinematic lift) I go where the universe points, Where the constellations join. If the Storm takes tomorrow, I’ll still find the morning. No chains, no anchors, no scripted lines— Just starlight and breathing and crossing the divide. I go where the universe points… And it always points me on. [Outro] (lap steel/harmonica, radio fades) No map. Just starlight… …and the road.
