Lyric

I woke with a pocket of rain

And a sky full of borrowed gold

The day wore boots made of weight

Still I walked where the brave things go

Your smile was a window at noon

Cutting clean through the smoke in me

I learned how to carry the bruise

Without letting it name my knees

So I breathe in the long road

And I let the dark unwind

One small spark in my chest

Can outshine a stubborn night

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

We bend, we mend, we rise

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

Love makes the weak things wise

At work I wore my quiet shield

Counting tolls from the hammering hour

The world tried to harden my hands

But your touch left a softer power

You laughed like a field after rain

Like a gate left open wide

I brought home a tired old storm

You hung moonlight on the inside

So I breathe in the long road

And I let the weight slide by

One small spark in my chest

Turns a ruin into light

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

We bend, we mend, we rise

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

Love makes the weak things wise

For the young and the silver-haired

For the ones in the middle climb

For the hearts with a crack or two

We can still keep perfect time

Not every step is a clean white road

Not every yes stays bright

But the grain in the hardest bread

Still feeds us through the night

If I fold, you unfold me

If I fall, you name my name

We are lanterns in a weathered jar

Burning through the shame

Oh-oh, we rise

Oh-oh, we mend

Oh-oh, we live

Again and again

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

We bend, we mend, we rise

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

Love makes the weak things wise

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

Through every scar and sky

Keep me moving on

Keep me moving on

Till the whole world learns to fly