LET THE CURRENT THROUGH Verse 1 We built our halls where waters turn, beneath the silver breathing light, we learned the paths the currents know, the hidden ways of depth and night. We shaped no walls against the sea, we let the living water through. And thought, perhaps, because we flowed, that we were open too. Refrain Let the current through, let the distant water enter. Keep the heart of who you are, but do not close the way. Let the current through, bring a voice we have not heard yet. What is living must have passage. What is still must learn to sway. Verse 2 Above us burned a thousand lights, while moonlight waited on the sea. They walked beside the endless blue and somehow did not turn to see. We wondered at their walls and noise, their hurried hands, their guarded ground. Then underneath our quiet streets we heard our own walls make no sound. Refrain Let the current through, let the distant water enter. Keep the heart of who you are, but do not close the way. Let the current through, bring a voice we have not heard yet. What is living must have passage. What is still must learn to sway. Bridge A quiet bay can lose the sea when nothing new is flowing in. A perfect world can narrow too when every door is closed within. So open one old passage now. One chamber. One forgotten way. Not to surrender what we love. Only to let the water change. Interlude – wordless Taaluni voices Aa–lu–na… Taa–lei–na… Suu–ra–nei… A–laa… a–laa… Final Refrain Let the current through, let it carry us together. Not all waters are the same, and none need lose their name. Let the current through. Bring a story, bring a question, bring a melody from somewhere we have never been before. Let the current through. Outro We do not leave the sea behind. We open one more shore.
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