Hold The Light

I learned the map of your laugh, traced every fault line

Midnight in my rearview, but your stars still shine

City humming secrets, neon under skin

You pulled the dusk apart and let the dawn roll in

And when the world got heavy, you were gravity

A quiet kind of magic that kept pulling me

Hold the light, don't let it go

We'll find the parts we lost and sew them slow, them slow

Hold the light, stay in the glow

When everything is gone, we'll still have this show

Coffee on the counter, postcards from the tide

We learned to speak in small things, took the long way to collide

Your hand fit like a promise easy in my palm

We traded every doubt for one unbroken calm

When thunder rode our future in a shaky sign

You touched my shoulder, said we'll be fine

Hold the light, don't let it go

We'll find the parts we lost and sew them slow, them slow

Hold the light, stay in the glow

When everything is gone, we'll still have the show

If nights get loud and hungry, I'll be your hush

If days unthread the edges, I'll rebuild the rush

No storm is big enough to wash the truth away

We'll keep a little fire and keep the dark at bay

Hold the light, don't let it go

We'll mend the fray to make the seams grow

Hold the light, keep the flame bright

Even when the road forgets our names

We'll hold the light

Keep the light, keep the light steady as a hymn

We'll be the small forever in a world that's always dim