# POTHOLE VI — THE DESTINATION ## “Something Worth Walking For” ### Duet — Under 3 Minutes [Intro — Voice A] I think I know where I'm going. [Voice B] Tell me. [Voice A] Toward something that matters. [Verse 1 — Voice A] I filled my days with colors, Found reasons to begin, Opened doors I'd forgotten, Let the whole wide world back in. I laughed without pretending, Made plans beyond today— For once I wasn't running, I was choosing my own way. [Voice B] Look how far you're walking, Not away, but toward— A life you chose to care for, Something worth walking for. [Pre-Chorus — Alternating] [Voice A] So this is happiness? [Voice B] Sometimes. [Voice A] Then why do I still feel empty? [Voice B] Sometimes. [Chorus — Duet] [Voice A] I thought when I found sunshine, I'd never miss the light. [Voice B] But even meaningful days Still have their nights. [Voice A] So happiness isn't everything? [Voice B] It was never meant to be. [Both] Maybe life is not about Feeling good endlessly. It's loving something deeply, And knowing what we're walking for. [Verse 2 — Voice B] There'll still be disappointment, Still days when dreams go wrong. Meaning doesn't stop the rain— It gives you somewhere to belong. [Voice A] Then I don't need every moment To feel perfect anymore. [Voice B] Just something you believe in. [Both] Something worth walking for. [Bridge — Call & Response] [Voice A] What if I'm sad? [Voice B] Keep living. [Voice A] What if I hurt? [Voice B] Keep loving. [Voice A] What if the road gets hard? [Voice B] Remember why you came. [Voice A] And if happiness disappears? [Voice B] Meaning can remain. [Final Chorus — Duet] [Voice A] I don't need endless sunshine— [Voice B] Or a life without the rain. [Voice A] I just need something precious— [Voice B] Worth carrying through the pain. [Both] We're not chasing perfect days, We're choosing what we stand for. Step by step, Heart to heart, We've found something worth walking for. [Outro — Voice A] I'm not just surviving now. [Voice B] You're living. [Both] We'll walk and grow together.
