[Verse 1] Before the oceans learned their silver tongue, Before the mountains carried names, You moved like starlight through the sleeping dark, And I was ash becoming flame. I saw your shadow in forgotten skies, Across a thousand burning moons, We were the echo in celestial winds, A hymn the universe once knew. [Pre-Chorus] Some loves are written into dust, Some vanish softly into rain, But ours was hidden in the spine of time, Returning over and again. [Chorus] I have loved you From more than a hundred million years ago, Before the earth remembered how to breathe, Before we carried flesh and bones. I have found you In every lifetime’s shifting glow, Two wandering souls in endless motion, Turning through the stars, Coming home. [Verse 2] You wore the face of spring in ancient lands, A dancer wrapped in gold and storm, I crossed through wars and dying galaxies Just to find your quiet form. In deserts made of shattered memories, In cities swallowed by the sea, Your voice remained—a distant constellation Calling something wild in me. [Pre-Chorus] Some hearts are born and disappear, Some never learn what they became, But ours kept circling through eternity, A fire no silence could contain. [Chorus] I have loved you From more than a hundred million years ago, Before the rivers learned their names, Before the stars could lose their glow. I have found you In every lifetime’s undertow, Two wandering souls in endless motion, Turning through the stars, Coming home. [Bridge] If death is only another doorway, Then I will wait beyond the veil, A quiet note in endless darkness, A ghostly wind, a sacred sail. Even if memory leaves our hands, Even if worlds collapse and bend, The soul remembers what the mind forgets— I will find you again. [Final Chorus] I have loved you From more than a hundred million years ago, Long before the sky was wounded blue, Long before the seeds of sorrow grew. I still love you, Across the tides of time we flow, Two ancient souls in cosmic circles, Turning through forever, Never alone. [Outro] And if tomorrow births another heaven, Meet me where the wild stars sing— You and I, Again, Again.
