[Verse 1] We left the shore with hearts half full, And sails that caught the morning’s pull. The tide was loud, the sky was wide— And none could say we hadn’t tried. [Verse 2] The sea’s a mirror, cracked and deep, It holds the dreams we couldn’t keep. But still we sail, and still we sing— Of love, of loss, of everything. [Chorus] The wind may howl, the stars may roam, But the horizon’s never home. We chase the light, we brave the foam, And leave behind what roots have grown. [Verse 3] The cook still hums a lullaby, The deckhand swears the moon’s a lie. The captain drinks to days gone past— And hopes this voyage won’t be his last. [Verse 4] We’ve seen the whales, we’ve fought the squall, We’ve carved our names on every wall. But every port, no matter grand— Feels strange beneath a stranger’s hand. [Chorus] The wind may howl, the stars may roam, But the horizon’s never home. We chase the light, we brave the foam, And leave behind what roots have grown. [Verse 5] Some sail for gold, some sail for fame, Some just forget their given name. But all of us, beneath the sky— Are chasing truths we can’t deny. [Bridge – Spoken or Sung] So if you hear a human tune, Beneath the sun or silver moon, Know it’s stitched with hope and pain— And sung to feel the sea again. [Verse 6] We’ll dock one day, we’ll kiss the land, With weathered hearts and calloused hands. But till that time, we’ll sail and sing— Of everything the tide may bring. [Final Chorus – Full Crew Shout] The wind may howl, the stars may roam, But the horizon’s never home. We chase the light, we brave the foam, And leave behind what roots have grown.
