
Intro – Soft violin, distant piano, gentle rain] [Female – Littlebird, whispered] I remember when I loved to paint... Before I learned to hide the colors. [Male – Valarian, tender] Then let's find them again, Littlebird. [Verse 1 – Female, fragile and haunting] There's a box beneath the bed, Full of dreams I put to sleep. Little paintings, broken pencils, Promises I couldn't keep. They told me no one cared to see them, Said my colors weren't enough. So I packed away the pieces, Called surrender growing up. I stopped painting all my sunsets, Let the shadows take the blue. Learned to live in shades of silence, Till I almost thought them true. [Verse 2 – Male, warm gentle tenor] I found a little canvas, With a moon beneath the rain. There was beauty in its darkness, There was courage in each stain. I don't need a perfect picture, Don't need masterpieces framed. I just love the way your spirit Makes the ordinary strange. You see magic in the broken, Paint constellations in the scars. And I wish that you could witness All the beauty that you are. [Pre-Chorus – Alternating voices] [Female] What if all my colors bleed? [Male] Then let them make the art you need. [Female] What if every line is wrong? [Male] Then paint outside the lines, my song. [Female] What if nobody wants to see? [Male] Then paint because it sets you free. [Both – Gentle harmony] The canvas never asked for perfect, Only hands brave enough to try. [Chorus – Sweeping Celtic violins, intertwined harmonies] [Female] Help me unbury the paintbrushes, Let the colors find the light. [Male] Let the reds become your fire, Let the blues reclaim the night. [Female] I've been living in the grayscale, Afraid to leave a mark. [Male] But you've got a thousand sunsets Still waiting in your heart. [Both] So paint the sky in crooked rainbows, Let the stars fall where they may. We don't have to make it perfect, Just don't hide your art away. [Female] I thought my colors died... [Male] They were waiting all this time. [Both] Let's unbury the paintbrushes tonight. [Verse 3 – Female, growing confidence] I remember little doodles On the corners of a page. How I'd hide them in my notebooks, Like imagination was a cage. Every line became a question, Every color felt like shame. Till I couldn't hold a paintbrush Without hearing someone blame. But you sat beside my silence, Didn't tell me what to draw. Just reminded me that beauty Doesn't need applause at all. [Verse 4 – Male, tender reassurance] I'll sit here while you're painting, If you want me by your side. Or I'll give you room for dreaming, There's no reason left to hide. I don't want to choose your colors, Or decide what you create. I just want to see you smiling When your brush begins to sway. Paint your witches, paint your ravens, Paint your midnight violet skies. Paint the beautiful confusion That makes your spirit shine. [Bridge – Music fades, intimate spoken duet] [Female – Whispered] What if I ruin it? [Male] Then we start another canvas. [Female] What if I make a mess? [Male] Then we'll laugh and call it art. [Female] What if I'm not talented? [Male] You don't have to prove your worth. [Female] What if I never become The artist I dreamed I'd be? [Male] Then be the artist you are now. That's the one I want to see. [Female – Tearful] I think I remember her... [Male] She's been here all along. [Both – Whispered] Just waiting for her colors To become another song. [Final Chorus – Cinematic strings, soft soaring harmonies] [Female] I'M UNBURYING MY PAINTBRUSHES! LET THE COLORS FLOOD THE SKY! [Male] Let your crimson become thunder, Let your golden stars ignite! [Female] I won't live inside the grayscale! I won't hide another dream! [Male] Every imperfect little painting Is a piece of you set free! [Both] We'll paint the sky in crooked rainbows, Let the stars fall where they may! We don't have to make it perfect, We can love what we create! [Female] My colors never died... [Male] They were waiting all this time. [Both] And the world can see them shine! [Outro – Gentle violin, soft piano] [Female – Whispered] I think I'll paint tomorrow. [Male – Soft smile in voice] What will you paint? [Female] I don't know yet... Maybe the stars. Maybe a little bird. Maybe something nobody's ever seen. [Male] That sounds beautiful. [Female] You haven't even seen it. [Male] I know. [Both – Barely whispered] Let the colors come alive. [Female – Final whisper] I think I remember how

