Lyric

Midday drifts in silver

I step through the hush of the air

A scar turns into color

When your name is already there

The room in my chest is changing

Slow fire under clean-blue skin

Every worn-out corner softens

When your kind returns again

And if the world gets sharp

We breathe it down

If the road goes thin

We make it sound

Kindred weather, kindred weather

We can move through this together

Kindred weather, kindred weather

Soft enough to keep us tethered

One small hope, one brave refrain

After the storm, we sing again

Kindred weather, kindred weather

We can move through this together

Workday shadows can lean on you

Can tug at the edges of sleep

But the pulse under crowded hours

Is a quiet oath we keep

Romance blooms in the narrow space

Where a glance can turn the whole sky gold

Two warm sparks in the dark of days

Two bright stories, never old

And if the weight gets strong

We bend, not break

If the air runs low

We make a way

Kindred weather, kindred weather

We can move through this together

Kindred weather, kindred weather

Soft enough to keep us tethered

One small hope, one brave refrain

After the storm, we sing again

Kindred weather, kindred weather

We can move through this together

When the long hours blur

And the world feels far

Your steady light

Rewrites who we are

No need for thunder

To prove the sky

A kinder season

Is still alive

Kindred weather, kindred weather

We can move through this together

Kindred weather, kindred weather

Soft enough to keep us tethered

One small hope, one brave refrain

After the storm, we sing again

Kindred weather, kindred weather

We can move through this together

Midday, evening, midnight blue

Any season, I find you

Kindred weather, kindred weather

We can move through this together