On the Horizon (Piano/Vocal)

23 Dec 2016 · 4 min

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The lyric presents a first‑person, poetic monologue about the tension between staying rooted and pursuing an elusive dream. The speaker describes sitting at the edge, feeling the wind, fearing weather, yet being drawn to the horizon—a metaphor for an unknown future. Repeated lines emphasize the pull of the horizon, the desire to leave family and home, the internal conflict of fear, longing, and the need for truth. The piece uses cyclical repetition to convey obsession and the deep, soulful drive toward an undefined goal, while also expressing loneliness and the lack of external support.

Chapters

Sitting at the edge, leaning on the wind, fearing the weather, loving the breeze. Everything surrounds me, nothing means more than what's on the horizon. No one to help me, but nobody could. Going after a dream only I understood. Leaving my family, leaving my home. Something was pulling deep in my soul. Sailing through my mind, reasons not to leave. Fearing the future, wanting to grow. Everything reminds me, nothing pulls more than what's on the horizon. I wanted someone to help me, but nobody could. Going after a dream only I understood. Leaving my family, leaving my home. Something was pulling deep in my soul. Something was pulling deep in my soul. Moving with the stars, praying for the times, fearing the answers, needing the truth. Everything devours me and nothing feeds more than what's on the horizon. Leaving my family, leaving my home. Something was pulling deep in my soul. Something was pulling deep in my soul.