The Bright Side



In the depths of the night, when shadows fall, You're feeling lost, like you've hit a wall. But deep within your soul, a fire burns bright, A spark of strength, ready to take flight.

Hold your head up high, don't you ever doubt, You're a warrior, even in the midst of doubt. You've got the power to rise above, Unleash your spirit, let it soar, let it run.

You're stronger than you know, Through highs and lows, you'll grow. You're a fighter, don't you see? In your heart, there's endless possibility.

When darkness lingers, obscuring the way, Remember the sun will rise to a brand new day. Embrace the challenges, they'll make you strong, With every trial, you'll prove them wrong.

Hold your head up high, don't you ever doubt, You're a warrior, even in the midst of doubt. You've got the power to rise above, Unleash your spirit, let it soar, let it run.

You're stronger than you know, Through highs and lows, you'll grow. You're a fighter, don't you see? In your heart, there's endless possibility.

In moments of weakness, remember this tune, A reminder of your strength, a beacon that'll never swoon. You're not alone, we're here by your side, Together we'll conquer, together we'll ride.

You're stronger than you know, Through highs and lows, you'll grow. You're a fighter, don't you see? In your heart, there's endless possibility.

So hold on tight, keep moving on, With every breath, let your spirit be strong. You have the power to overcome, believe it's true, This song is for you, a reminder of what you can do.

Reena Yadav

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