
[Verse 1] We stood on edges carved by time, Our shadows tall, our hearts resigned. The sky we scarred still held us near, The Earth still whispered, “I am here.” We built our towers from the flame, And signed the dust with human names. Yet every fall, each silent plea, Was answered by the open sea. [Pre-Chorus] Through centuries of borrowed breath, We learned to dance with life and death. The truth was there beneath our feet— A fragile song, both fierce and sweet. [Chorus 1] Our hands, our home—no more divide. The planet turns, we walk inside. From storm to seed, from wound to stone, We heal the world that made our own. Together now, the future grown— Our hands, our home. [Verse 2] The rivers wrote our history down, In veins of blue beneath the ground. The mountains kept our quiet sins, And still believed we’d rise again. No God descends, no storm forgives, The change is ours for as long as we live. The truth once called inconvenient, cold, Now beats within each heart unfolded. [Pre-Chorus 2] The soil remembers every name, The air still bears our joy and shame. But hope is not a word alone— It grows in hands that build a home. [Chorus 2] Our hands, our home—arise, begin. The light returns through skin and wind. From ice to fire, from seed to stone, The Earth and we are not alone. The truth we feared has made us strong— Our hands, our home. [Verse 3] Children paint with light again, Their songs like rain on rusted tin. The skies are scarred but still they bloom, The Earth reborn within its womb. The ancient trees ignite the air, Their roots entwine our every prayer. And through their leaves, the winds intone— “You never stood on Earth alone.” [Bridge] O planet dear, forgive our hands, We build again on gentler lands. Your voice is ours, your breath our own— Together now, our hands, our home. [Final Chorus] Our hands, our home—ignite the flame. The world will never be the same. Through truth and time, through all we’ve known, We rise as Earth, we stand as stone. No kingdom claimed, no crown alone— Just our hands, our home. [Outro] “Everyone can be a hero. Let’s save this planet.”

