[Verse 1]
He reads the room before a word is said,
Feels the weight of what's been left unsaid instead,
A mind that moves through layers, deep and wide,
Like an underground river nobody sees inside,
He carries questions that the world calls restless,
But that hunger for the truth has always blessed him

[PreChorus]
He built his worth through every storm he weathered,
And every scar he holds, he holds together

[Chorus]
Clemens, you are carved from something ancient,
A soul that turns the dark into a haven,
Still water running deeper than they know,
Clemens, you were written in the cosmos long ago

[Verse 2]
He loves like someone who has read the fine print,
Every vow he makes is something he meant,
Not the kind to hand his heart across the table,
But when he does, it's rooted and it's stable,
He needs a love as wide as open country,
One that lets him breathe and still keeps something holy

[PreChorus]
He's chased the horizon not to run from home,
But because his soul was born too large to stay alone

[Chorus]
Clemens, you are carved from something ancient,
A soul that turns the dark into a haven,
Still water running deeper than they know,
Clemens, you were written in the cosmos long ago

[Verse 3]
There's a tension in the man beneath the surface,
Between the fire that acts and the mind that searches purpose,
He's held the weight of proving what he's worth,
Like the sky was always testing him from birth,
But every wall he built became a window,
Every wound became a wisdom only he could know

[PreChorus]
The universe has mapped the road he's traveled,
And every thread of doubt has slowly unraveled

[Chorus]
Clemens, you are carved from something ancient,
A soul that turns the dark into a haven,
Still water running deeper than they know,
Clemens, you were written in the cosmos long ago

[Bridge]
You don't have to keep on earning your own light,
The world needs what you carry, let it rise,
You are the kind of rare the stars don't waste,
A man of depth and grace and unhurried faith

[Outro]
Let the tide come in, you've earned the shore,
Clemens, you were always worth much more