Lyric

We carry dust like gold

Across the long gray hours

Small hands, big storms

Still climbing through the showers

A bruise can bloom

Into a kind of crown

We stitch our courage

Where the world pulls down

So if your sky feels torn

And your pulse runs thin

Hold to the quiet fire

That keeps you in

Hold on, hold on

We’re still here

Hold on, hold on

Through the fear

Every scar says

“You can bend”

Every step says

“Start again”

At the edge of the noon-glow

We trade our worn-out weight

Two worn-out hearts

Can make the dark behave

You bring the spark

I bring the steady rain

We turn the ache

Into a softer name

So if the road gets steep

And the wind turns hard

Lean on the rhythm

Living in your heart

Hold on, hold on

We’re still here

Hold on, hold on

Through the fear

Every scar says

“You can bend”

Every step says

“Start again”

At the small-hour crossing

When the ledger hums

We count our losses

Then count what comes

A careful joy

Walks with the blade of time

It keeps one eye on love

One eye on the line

Take care with the flame

Take care with the door

Not every sweet promise

Stands on the floor

Hold on, hold on

We’re still here

Hold on, hold on

Through the fear

Every scar says

“You can bend”

Every step says

“Start again”

In the after-work glow

When the long day bends

We speak in low light

To our closest friends

A little grace

Can move the heavy stone

And even a tired heart

Can find its road

So if the night leans in

With a tired old grin

Keep the lantern of your name

Burning within

Hold on, hold on

We’re still here

Hold on, hold on

Through the fear

Every scar says

“You can bend”

Every step says

“Start again”

No perfect field

No endless calm

Just steady breath

And a brave old song

We lose, we mend

We bend, we grow

We are the river

Learning how to glow

Hold on, hold on

We’re still here

Hold on, hold on

Through the fear

Every scar says

“You can bend”

Every step says

“Start again”

Hold on, hold on

Raise your hand

Hold on, hold on

We’ll rise again