Seed of Light2

Verse

At the edge of a quiet station where the cold winds blow,

She waits with a suitcase of dreams she can’t show.

Her eyes are two oceans where nightbirds hide,

Yet somewhere beyond, there’s a dawn on the tide.

Pre-chorus

Through the pouring rain her heart still beats,

Carrying flickers of warmth through empty streets.

Chorus

She’s the loneliest woman in the world,

But a seed of light in her soul’s still curled.

Her voice a prayer to the open blue,

Someday the world will sing back too.

Verse

In a faded café at the break of day,

She watches the sunlight wash shadows away.

A stranger smiles — and the air turns warm,

A crack in the silence, a break in the storm.

Pre-chorus

The clocks on the wall now whisper of spring,

And she feels the tremble of something taking wing.

Chorus

She’s the loneliest woman in the world,

But a seed of light in her soul’s still curled.

Her voice a prayer to the open blue,

Someday the world will sing back too.

Bridge

A silver train pulls in with a glimmering glow,

She steps aboard, her heart letting go.

Love is a river and she’s back on the stream,

Moving toward life, carrying her dream.

Chorus

She was the loneliest woman in the world,

But now she’s rising, her sails unfurled.

Her soul a garden of morning light,

Finally stepping from shadow to sight.

Outro

And if you see her walking under the sun,

You’ll know her new story has only begun.