Verse 1 I sold my soul to a waterfall To the dawn that falls in dew, I sold my soul to a fast-flowing river, To the wind that blows away all pain. I sold my soul to the song of birds To the leaves of trees that tremble in silence. I sold my soul to a steep mountain, To the stream that washes away all worries. Chorus I sold my soul to the breaking dawn, To the stars that fade before the sun. I sold my soul to the endless sky, To the rhythm of the earth that never dies. I sold my soul to the breaking dawn, To the stars that fade before the sun. I sold my soul to the endless sky, To the rhythm of the earth that never dies. Verse 2 I sold my soul to a desert's breath, To the sands that dance in endless time. I sold my soul to a silent storm, To the thunder that hums inside my mind. I sold my soul to a twilight breeze, To the night that whispers soft and slow. I sold my soul to the mountain's cry, To the echo of the wild below. Chorus I sold my soul to the breaking dawn, To the stars that fade before the sun. I sold my soul to the endless sky, To the rhythm of the earth that never dies. I sold my soul to the breaking dawn, To the stars that fade before the sun. I sold my soul to the endless sky, To the rhythm of the earth that never dies. Verse 3 I sold my soul to the midnight rain, To the clouds that wrap the moon in chains. I sold my soul to the ocean’s roar, To the tides that pull me back once more. I sold my soul to the quiet night, To the fire that burns in the heart of light. I sold my soul to the endless road, To the journey that takes me far from home. Pre-Chorus Now I’m free, I’m lost, I’m whole, I’ve found my peace within the flow. With every wave and every flame, I feel the earth call out my name. Chorus I sold my soul to the breaking dawn, To the stars that fade before the sun. I sold my soul to the endless sky, To the rhythm of the earth that never dies. I sold my soul to the breaking dawn, To the stars that fade before the sun. I sold my soul to the endless sky, To the rhythm of the earth that never dies.
