Echoes of the Office Lyrics

Eighteen years, a sturdy chair

Now the desk is empty, life feels unfair

Every clock tick feels like defeat

Scrolling through jobs I'll never get

But in my ear, a gentle call

You've climbed before, you'll rise from this fall

When the nights are long and the silence grows

Their words become the fire that glows

I hear the echoes of the office

But louder still, my family's promise

Through every doubt, they're cheering me on

Until my sunrise replaces the dawn

Bills pile high on the kitchen counter

Each one whispers, Your dreams don't matter

But then a hand reaches out for mine

Together, we'll make it; you'll be fine

Their voices sing, You're more than this

Their love wraps me in its bliss

When the echoes haunt and I feel so small

They remind me, I'm capable of it all

Eighteen years may have come and gone

But with their faith, I'll carry on