Nature Has No Name Verse I Before your numbers learned to breathe, I carved the silence under leaves. Before your fires reached the sky, The mountains watched the oceans die. I am the wind inside the stone, The oldest voice you've never known. I do not bless. I do not blame. You gave me every borrowed name. Pre-Chorus Count your days. Count your bones. The forest counts in roots alone. Chorus I build. I break. I give. I take. Without mercy. Without hate. I do not choose. I only create. When the last light leaves your eyes, I will breathe where darkness lies. Every ending, every flame, Is only where I count again. Verse II The raven circles over rain. The river wears away your name. Stone remembers every fall. The oldest hunger swallows all. Your cities bloom, your empires rust. Steel returns to living dust. Moss and roots reclaim the throne. Nothing here was ever owned. Bridge Hear the wolves beyond the fire. Hear the earth beneath the choir. Every heartbeat feeds the tide. Every death becomes the sky. Final Chorus I build. I break. I give. I take. No beginning. No escape. The wild remembers every shape. When your final breath is gone, You'll hear my first before the dawn. No throne. No king. No sacred claim. Only Nature. Without a name.
