Verse 1

She slips right through like water through my hands,

Effortless in a world too loud to understand.

There's kindness in her, old and wide and worn,

She tried so hard to break it — and failed every time she'd sworn.

She carries all the sadness in her eyes,

Street cats hold her hostage, she surrenders every time.

Sweet as candy after days that almost break you whole,

A quiet kind of chaos living gently in her soul.

Chorus

She's a rose that cut its way through the wreckage,

Beautiful and sharp, she doesn't need to ask.

At peace despite the wars that she carries,

A sun so far away — maybe someday,

Maybe someday, you'll light the dark in me.

Maybe someday.

Verse 2

She sees the world the way she wished it were,

Weaves it into something soft, a little blurred.

Not naive — she knows the weight of broken things,

She just refuses to forget what gentleness still brings.

There's something in the way she holds her ground,

Not loud, not sharp — she barely makes a sound.

But everything she touches leaves a trace,

Like light that changes color when it falls across your face.

Chorus

She's a rose that cut its way through the wreckage,

Beautiful and sharp, she doesn't need to ask.

At peace despite the wars that she carries,

A sun so far away — maybe someday,

Maybe someday, you'll light the dark in me.

Maybe someday.

Bridge

I don't ask for much,

I've learned not to reach too far.

But you're the kind of rare

that makes me wish upon a star.

Not to hold you close —

just to feel the warmth you give,

Like proof that something this beautiful

can actually exist.

Outro (repeated, fading)

Maybe someday...

Maybe someday, you'll light the dark in me.

Just maybe someday.