[Intro – soft, curious] So much— held in so few hands… [Verse 1] Gold sleeping in quiet rooms While cities ache below Tables bending under weight No one else can know Names carved into history Not by what they made But by what they inherited And quietly displayed [Pre-Chorus] You didn’t build the ground you stand on Still you claim the view [Chorus] If you shared it— we would breathe easier If you shared it— no one disappears Health in every corner Learning everywhere If you shared the weight We’d all be carried there [Children Choir – soft chant] Share it Share it [Verse 2] A fraction holds the many’s world More than they could spend Generations pass it down But never let it end Fortunes born from power lines Drawn before our time Hands that never touched the work Still collecting mine [Pre-Chorus] You didn’t make the hands that built this Still you close the door [Chorus] If you shared it— we would live longer If you shared it— we’d be stronger Care without a price tag Schools without a gate If you opened up We could rewrite fate [Children Choir – stronger, layered] Share it Share it Let it flow Let it flow [Bridge – more intense, rising] Eighty… more than eighty… Held above the rest A narrow crown of plenty Pressed on starving chests Families high like towers Roots we never chose Standing on accumulation That just grows and grows [Break – sparse piano + voice] Imagine— if it moved… [Final Chorus – powerful, urgent] If you shared it— we would all be healthy If you shared it— no one left behind Worlds of open access Care and peace combined If you shared the wealth We could all survive [Children Choir – ritual, insistent] Share it Share it Share it [Outro – quiet, cold realization] But you won’t— More— is all you see Taking from the many To give—to what you’ll never need
