[Deep Southern Soul Blues + Gospel warmth Tempo: Slow, intentional, and reverent Vocal Feel: Wounded but wise, raw but refined — like a sermon with soul] This is the wisdom song. The one that speaks to generations, pain, survival… and finding your voice after the silence. [Verse 1] Peace don’t come easy, don’t fall like rain, It’s earned in the silence, forged through pain. It waits on the other side of stormy nights, After you've bled, after you've fought the fights. [Chorus – Slow, deliberate, with soul backing] šŸŽ¶ That’s the price of peace, that’s the toll it takes, When your soul’s been shattered, and your heart still aches. You give up pride, you give up control — To stitch the pieces… and save your soul. šŸŽ¶ [Verse 2] Discipline taught me how to wait, Sacrifice showed me how to break. Patience held me when no one came, And pain whispered, ā€œGirl, don’t hang your head in shame.ā€ [Chorus – Full, with choir lifting] šŸŽ¶ That’s the price of peace, and it ain’t cheap, You walk through fire just to sleep. You give your tears, you give your flame — But you come out stronger… And never the same. šŸŽ¶ [Bridge – Spoken, soft organ beneath] Peace ain’t a gift… It’s a promise you make to yourself. When the world lets you down — You rise anyway. You forgive what tried to destroy you. You stand where you once fell. [Final Chorus – Let it swell!] šŸŽ¶ That’s the price of peace, and I paid in full, With scars that shimmer and a spirit pulled. I ain’t bitter, but I ain’t blind — ā€˜Cause peace is earned… And I’ve claimed mine. šŸŽ¶ [Outro – Fade slow, gospel hum beneath] Mmm… Peace has a price… But I paid mine.