[Verse 1] I was born where the mountains grind Stone on stone until sparks learn time. Every promise left my lips was true, Till another horizon broke in two. You call it hunger, I call it rain, Clouds don't ask forgiveness from the plain. Every river wears my fingerprints, Every silence breaks beneath my wind. [Pre-Chorus] Tie the thunder if you think you can. Teach the wildfire how to stand. Bottle midnight in a mason jar— I'll still be where the bright storms are. Chorus] I don't chase the lightning, The lightning follows me. Every heart's another mountain Calling from across the sea. Don't ask the storm for promises, Don't chain the wind with rings. The sky was born too restless To live like lesser things. [Verse 2] I've kissed deserts into bloom, Filled empty glasses with monsoon. I've cracked old kingdoms down the seam, Built tomorrow from a fever dream. Every blessing casts a longer shade, Every empire ends the games it played. The crown is only hammered gold; The storm beneath it never grows old. [Guitar Break] [A soaring blues lead answers a fiery Latin guitar, trading phrases like thunder rolling from peak to peak before exploding into roaring arena-rock power.] (Verse 3) Every oak remembers fire. Every soul mistakes desire. Call me guilty, call me free— Neither name can weather me. When dawn pours silver through the scars, Even broken skies still carry stars. [Final Chorus] I don't chase the lightning, The lightning follows me. Every road becomes a river Running wild eventually. If heaven wrote my sentence, It carved it in the sky. The storm was never sorry— It simply learned to fly. [Outro] When the last cloud leaves the mountain, The mountain still remembers rain...
