Verse 1 I’ve walked a thousand miles on roads that had no name, Through rain-soaked nights and mornings that all looked the same. My boots are worn and dusty, but they’ve carried me this far, And every scar I carry shines like a quiet star. Verse 2 I’ve met a few good people, and I’ve lost a few as well, Some stories left me stronger, some were too hard to tell. But every bend and shadow shaped the man I came to be, And now I see the meaning in what I used to call misfortune and defeat. Chorus So here’s my quiet thank you For the mountains and the rain, For the moments when I stumbled, For the lessons in the pain. I’m standing on my own now, Still walking line by line— And fate, I give my thanks to you For making this path mine. Verse 3 There were days I felt abandoned, left with nothing but my name, Nights I asked the darkness if I’d ever rise again. But something kept me moving, just a spark inside my chest, And now I see that even struggle sometimes leads you to what’s best. Verse 4 The past no longer haunts me; I’ve made peace with what I’ve done, The battles I was fighting are the ones that made me strong. And now the road behind me settles gently in the dust, A story not of glory—just of learning how to trust. Chorus So here’s my quiet thank you For the mountains and the rain, For the moments when I stumbled, For the lessons in the pain. I’m standing on my own now, Still walking line by line— And fate, I give my thanks to you For making this path mine. Final Chorus So here’s my quiet thank you For the mountains and the rain, For the moments when I stumbled, For the lessons in the pain. I’m standing here with open hands, No bitterness, no pride— And fate, I give my thanks to you For walking by my side.
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