Genre: cinematic folk-rock / soul anthem Mood: survivor’s testimony, mountain air, spiritual rebirth Tempo: 78–84 BPM Key: A minor or D minor Verse 1 I came here carrying ghosts in my chest, Suitcase full of things I never said. Snow on the mountain, fire in my bones, I was half alive, but I wasn’t alone. The pines kept whispering, breathe again, The river knew where my tears had been. I laid my pain where the cold wind passed, And found my name in Mount Shasta’s glass. Pre-Chorus I’ve been broken, but not buried, I’ve been haunted, but not owned. Every scar became a compass, Every wound became a road. Chorus I’m a survivor living in Mount Shasta, Where the sky opens up like a prayer. I’ve been through hell, but I rose even faster, With the mountain watching me repair. I’m not the story they tried to write, I’m not the darkness, I’m the light after. I’m a survivor, I’m still alive, Living in Mount Shasta. Verse 2 I used to think I had to run from me, Like peace was something I’d never see. But the moon came down on the evergreen, Said, ā€œChild, you are more than what you’ve been.ā€ I’ve danced with grief, I’ve slept with fear, I’ve begged the angels to get me out of here. But now I wake with the morning flame, And I don’t flinch when they say my name. Pre-Chorus I’ve been shattered, but I’m shining, I’ve been lost, but I came through. If the mountain can hold winter, Then I can hold my truth. Chorus I’m a survivor living in Mount Shasta, Where the sky opens up like a prayer. I’ve been through hell, but I rose even faster, With the mountain watching me repair. I’m not the story they tried to write, I’m not the darkness, I’m the light after. I’m a survivor, I’m still alive, Living in Mount Shasta. Bridge Let the snow fall, let the thunder roll, I’ve got sacred fire in my soul. Let the past call, I don’t answer back, I left my fear on the mountain path. And if I cry, let the river know, It’s only proof that my heart still flows. I was never weak, I was learning to last, Born again under Mount Shasta. Final Chorus I’m a survivor living in Mount Shasta, Where the stars look close enough to hold. I’ve been through hell, but I rose even faster, Now my spirit’s turning pain to gold. I’m not the wound, I’m the healing chapter, I’m not the ash, I’m the fire after. I’m a survivor, I’m still alive, Living in Mount Shasta. Outro Snow on the mountain, fire in my soul, I lost so much, but I came back whole. Say my name to the wind if they ask ya— I’m still standing in Mount Shasta.