Seawall Summer

[smooth_high_end softened_cymbal_transients natural_cymbal_decay balanced_top_end clean_top_end no_digital_harshness balanced_stereo_field] Bare feet on the concrete edge, tide licking the scars on the day. Sister’s laughing, throwing words like shells, I let the waves take mine away. The sky’s been waiting for me to come back, and I think I finally just did. Seawall summer, sun on the water, heartbeat drums in the heat. Salt on my lips, wind in my hair, I remember what breathing means. We were small, but the world felt wide — and I’m still alive. Cars hum slow down seawall boulevard, radio rocking between songs. We sing along like we always did, off key, but getting it wrong feels strong. The storm in me’s still out at sea, but it’s losing all its teeth. Seawall summer, sun on the water, heartbeat drums in the heat. Salt on my lips, wind in my hair, I remember what breathing means. We were small, but the world felt wide — and I’m still alive. All that pain, it didn’t drown me, just washed me clean, I can see forever shining on this in-between. Seawall summer, sun on the water, every scar turned to light. Hands on the rail, eyes to the sky, I made it through the night. We were small, but the world felt wide — and I’m still alive.