A Race and Species of One Verse 1 A race and species of one, don’t tell me that can’t be fun. Daylight dancing off the waves, rainbows laughing through the haze. Look at me slide through the sand, no plans, no need for a hand. Salt on my skin, wind in reach, yeah, I’m the storm and calm on this beach. --- Chorus Hey—watch me spin in the light, rainbows burst and take flight. A race and species of one, I shine like my own sun. Every grain of sand’s in tune, dancing barefoot under noon. No race, no one to beat, just the rhythm and my heartbeat. --- Verse 2 Shells clicking under my feet, seagulls drumming that beat. Sunscreen dreams and tangerine skies, saltwater truth in my eyes. Tides roll in with no plan, wash away where I began. Footprints fade but I stay bright, chasing laughter into light. --- Bridge I thought I needed someone near, but all I needed was to hear— the ocean whisper, “you’re enough,” no medals, no race, just love. Now I run where the colors blend, no start line, no dead end. A race and species of one— and I’ve already won. --- Final Chorus Hey—watch me spin in the light, rainbows burst and take flight. A race and species of one, I shine like my own sun. Every wave sings my tune, silver laughter under the moon. No race, no one to beat, just the rhythm and my heartbeat. --- Outro Maybe tomorrow I’ll drift again, follow the sky where it begins. But for now the beach is home— a race and species of one, alone, and never boring.
