Through The Season Lyrics

It feels heavy, this air of joy that I can't quite breathe in.

The lights hang like reminders of the places I've been,

Flickering against the shadows I still carry inside.

Every carol is a memory, both warm and biting cold.

I walk these streets like a ghost, trying to stand tall.

The scent of pine is thick, but it doesn't erase the ache.

I'll hold the line when it feels too much,

I'll face the nights when the silence cuts.

The past won't own me, not this time,

I'm chasing the light, one hill to climb.

Through the season's trials and the weight it takes,

I'll do what it takes, whatever it takes.

The table's set, but the empty chairs are loud.

I see reflections of who I was in every face in the crowd.

The cold glass in my hand used to mean surrender,

Now it's steady, a promise to remember.

I'll drive past the places that once pulled me in,

Every mile a battle, every choice a win.

I'll hold the line when it feels too much,

I'll face the nights when the silence cuts.

The past won't own me, not this time,

I'm chasing the light, one hill to climb.

Through the season's trials and the weight it takes,

I'll do what it takes, whatever it takes.

The snow falls like grace,

Blanketing every scar.

The glow of the manger reminds me

Why I've come this far.

I won't break beneath the pressure,

I'll rise above the storm.

Through grace, I'll find the strength

To keep moving toward the morn'.

I'll hold the line when it feels too much,

I'll face the nights when the silence cuts.

The past won't own me, not this time,

I'm chasing the light, one hill to climb.

Through the season's trials and the weight it takes,

I'll do what it takes, whatever it takes.

The bells ring like a promise,

Each chime a step I take.

Through the season and beyond,

I'll do whatever it takes.