[Verse 1]
She moves through the world like still water runs deep,
A mind full of order, a soul meant to dream,
She notices everything — the cracks in the cup,
The way that a room shifts when someone gives up,
She carries the weight of the ones that she loves,
Then wonders in silence if she's ever enough

[PreChorus]
She's been holding the tide with both hands for so long,
What looks like composure is something more strong

[Chorus]
Laura, you are the current beneath the calm,
You are the anchor, the light, and the psalm,
The world sees the surface — we know what lives there,
A depth like the ocean beyond all compare

[Verse 2]
She loves like a flame that decides in a breath,
All in from the start, no half-measures left,
But trust is a country she enters with care,
Hard-won and deliberate, bone-deep and rare,
She gives without asking for anything back,
Then quietly aches for the love that she lacks

[PreChorus]
She was built from the tension of feeling and stone,
A river that learned how to carry its own

[Chorus]
Laura, you are the current beneath the calm,
You are the anchor, the light, and the psalm,
The world sees the surface — we know what lives there,
A depth like the ocean beyond all compare

[Verse 3]
She finds her way home in the details of things,
In purpose, in service, in all that she brings,
A healer at heart who works mostly unseen,
The quiet foundation of everything clean,
Her wound is her wisdom, her doubt is her door,
She's already whole — she just needs to be sure

[PreChorus]
The stars wrote her carefully, patient and true,
There's a compass inside her that's always known who

[Chorus]
Laura, you are the current beneath the calm,
You are the anchor, the light, and the psalm,
The world sees the surface — we know what lives there,
A depth like the ocean beyond all compare

[Bridge]
You don't have to earn what was yours from the start,
You don't have to fix every crack in your heart,
The things that you carry have made you this way,
A grace that no storm and no silence could take

[Outro]
Rest now, the tide will come in on its own,
You've always been worthy — you've always been home