Inner Canopy

[Verse 1]
The city hums its ancient sigh, a lullaby I used to dread.
But now the silence in my room, a quiet bloom inside my head.
No longer searching for a hand to trace the paths my spirit keeps,
My own deep roots, they drink the rain, where hidden solace softly sleeps.

[Chorus]
This inner canopy, my own sweet shade,
Where every fleeting worry starts to fade.
Not lonely, no, just deeply free,
A vibrant ecosystem, just for me.

[Verse 2]
I trace the fissures in the wall, the verdigris on aged stone.
These subtle shifts, they whisper truths, the seeds of strength I've always sown.
A fragile moss on shadowed bark, I thought I needed someone near,
But now my own green tendrils climb, dispersing every doubt and fear.

[Chorus]
This inner canopy, my own sweet shade,
Where every fleeting worry starts to fade.
Not lonely, no, just deeply free,
A vibrant ecosystem, just for me.

[Bridge]
The air is thick with petrichor, a memory of distant rain,
And glass-winged whispers, light as breath, wash clean the echoes of old pain.
I stand beneath this thriving vault, a sanctuary built by grace,
A gentle hum, my heart's own song, finding beauty in this sacred space.

[Chorus]
This inner canopy, my own sweet shade,
Where every fleeting worry starts to fade.
Not lonely, no, just deeply free,
A vibrant ecosystem, just for me.

[Outro]
This quiet pulse, a steady beat, my own vibrant, verdant heat.