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Lyrics
“The Same Air”
I have eyes that open to the morning light
You do too
I have hands that tremble when the night is long
You do too
I breathe in the same air that carries you
I have fears that whisper in the dark
You do too
I have dreams that climb beyond the stars
You do too
And when silence falls, we can listen through
Who am I, who are you?
In the stillness I can hear the song of you
Look at me, look at you
We are rooted in the same ground too
I have oceans rising in my chest
You do too
I have constellations hidden in my rest
You do too
The earth beneath my feet is holding you
Maybe we are mirrors, facing one another
Pieces of a puzzle, falling into color
Every broken shard is shining through
Who am I, who are you?
In the stillness I can hear the song of you
Look at me, look at you
Every joy returns to where it grew
We all, we all, we all have eyes
That open to the morning light…
Interpretation
“The Same Air”
“The Same Air” is a poetic meditation on human connection — a quiet reflection on how, beneath all differences, we share the same breath, the same fears, and the same dreams.
Through simple yet intimate parallels — “I have eyes that open to the morning light / You do too” — the song dissolves the boundary between “I” and “you.” It invites the listener to recognize the shared pulse that moves through every living being.
The recurring question, “Who am I, who are you?”, doesn’t seek separation but unity. It’s a moment of awareness — a reminder that identity, in its truest sense, arises from relationship, not isolation.
As the song unfolds, the imagery expands from the personal to the cosmic: oceans rising in the chest, constellations hidden in rest, the earth holding both “you” and “me”. These metaphors weave a vision of profound interconnection — physical, emotional, and spiritual.
By its end, the refrain “We all have eyes that open to the morning light” becomes a gentle affirmation of hope — a recognition that every human experience, no matter how solitary, resonates within a shared field of life.
“The Same Air”
From the upcoming album “Cognitive Resonance”
A song about what unites us — the same breath, the same fears, the same dreams.
An invitation to pause, listen, and remember: we’re all connected.
