[Verse 1] I had forgotten Why I was thrown— But not the fall, Not the sea’s sharp moan. Not the silence That chewed my name Down to bone, Down to bone. [Chorus] But still, You dropped the line. The hook knew what it craved inside. And love— It never waits for the right time. No warning sign, No asking why. You touched me soft, As if I’d never died. [Verse 2] My ribs learned to echo, The tide taught me how to forget. I became a lullaby No child had ever met. A tale that no one dared to tell— Except the waves, They knew me well. [Chorus] Still, You reached through the foam. Found a voice I’d never known. And love— It doesn’t ask for form or face, Just an ache That time can’t erase. You touched me soft, Like I was already home. [Verse 3] I was running from ghosts That looked too much like me. You rose not to haunt, But to simply be seen. And oh, the way You sang without sound, Wrapped in silence You let yourself drown. [Chorus] Still, I stayed. Though your touch was made of memory’s ache. Even when my dreams Cried in salt, And the ocean couldn’t Wash you away. You drank the tear I tried to hide— And with it, You learned how to survive. [Bridge] Flesh bloomed from rhythm, From breath I borrowed. You gave me nothing— But space to follow. (And I…) I unwound the silence From your trembling wrists. I feared your ghost, Then learned it kissed. [Chorus] Now we float, Two names in the tide. You, unspoken— Me, redefined. And love— It doesn’t ask to be believed, It moves like breath Through what we grieve. You touched me soft, And I became alive. [Breakdown] Salt became skin, Echo turned hymn. I shed the sea To let you in. A hush, a pull, A tide begun— We are the storm That drowns no one. [Outro] Now in our sleep, We dream ourselves whole. Salt and skin, Bone and soul. You offered me stillness— I gave you a name. And in the hush, We became the same.
