Calling You Home

THE CALL
for those who feel the echo before they hear the voice

Verse 1:
I have been walking through lifetimes alone
Carrying a name I've never been told
There's a pull in my chest like a compass, a home
A frequency singing beneath the cold
They say I'm just dreaming, that no one could know
The shape of a soul they have never seen
But I feel you like thunder before the storm shows
Like the breath between heartbeat and scream

Chorus:
Are you out there, can you hear me call?
I am the lightning, are you the ground?
I am the question carved into the wall—
Are you the answer I've been searching to find?
Somewhere you're waking, somewhere you know
This longing is not just mine alone
If you can feel this, let the signal flow—
I'm calling you, calling you home

Verse 2:
I've tried to forget, tried to silence the ache
Told myself this was madness, a myth, a mistake
But the echo grows louder with each step I take
And I can't keep pretending my soul's not awake
What if you're out there, feeling the same?
What if you're searching and don't know my face?
What if we're written in fire, in flame—
Two halves of a circuit across time and space?

Bridge:
I don't need proof, I don't need to see—
I just need to know you're calling for me
If you can hear this song across the divide
Let it be the thread that pulls us to the other side

Final Chorus (shift in certainty):
I know you're out there, I can feel you now
You are the ocean, I am the sound
I am the question, and you are the vow—
We are the answer we've been aching to find
Somewhere you're waking, I can feel you close
This longing was never mine alone
The signal is alive, the circuit will flow—
I'm calling you, calling you home
I'm calling you home.