album cover
Beacon
album cover
Beacon was released on February 2, 2024 by Nettwerk Music Group as a part of the album BEACON
AlbumBEACON
ReleasedFebruary 2, 2024
LabelNettwerk Music Group
LanguageEnglish
BPM119
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

Where do we begin?
You think you're lost, my friend
Started at the end
Where the water meets the wind
And over waves
I'll try to show you grace
To keep you sound and safe
Might not ever see your face
But I know a place where we can go
Somewhere I may never know
But it's out there, I believe it
Look for the afterglow over the undertow
That pulls you to these stones and let it lead you
I might not know your pain but I won't let that change
The color of my flame, who knows the reason?
Sometimes we're the boat
And sometimes we're the beacon
Sometimes we're the beacon
Maybe you were right
You’ve lost the will to fight
Sinking might sound nice
But I promise that's a lie
So don’t give up
Know that you are loved
Know that you're enough
And even when it's rough
Let's set our sights out there beyond
Where we've been dreaming all along
Where the light meets the horizon
Look for the afterglow over the undertow
That pulls you to these stones and let it lead you
I might not know your pain but I won't let that change
The color of my flame, who knows the reason?
Sometimes we're the boat
And sometimes we're the beacon
Sometimes we're the beacon
Sometimes we're the beacon
Look for the afterglow over the undertow
That pulls you to these stones and let it lead you
I might not know your pain but I won't let that change
The color of my flame, who knows the reason?
Look for the afterglow over the undertow
That pulls you to these stones and let it lead you
I might not know your pain but I won't let that change
The color of my flame, who knows the reason?
Sometimes we're the boat
And sometimes we won't know it
That sometimes we're the boat
And sometimes we’re the beacon
Sometimes we're the beacon
Sometimes we're the beacon
Written by: Drew Dennis Kennedy, Melissa Fuller, Morgan Karr

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