[Verse 1]
You carry the ocean beneath a granite face,
Feeling everything at once but holding still in place,
The world sees steady hands, they don't see the tide,
The rivers running deep, the storms you hold inside,
You built your walls from all the times no one stayed,
But every brick you laid became the ground beneath your name.

[PreChorus]
You've always been too vast for a simple explanation,
A compass and a current, a quiet constellation.

[Chorus]
Jayme, you are water and stone,
The kind of deep that never comes alone,
Written in the sky before you drew your first breath,
Everything you are is everything that's left.

[Verse 2]
You love like something ancient that refuses to fade,
Like a prayer you keep giving even when you're afraid,
You see the best in people in the places they hide,
You pour yourself so freely while the tide pulls inside,
And when the love you gave so freely never came back whole,
You called it your shortcoming — it was the size of your soul.

[PreChorus]
You've spent so long being useful just to earn your place,
But you were born already worth it, written into space.

[Chorus]
Jayme, you are water and stone,
The kind of deep that never comes alone,
Written in the sky before you drew your first breath,
Everything you are is everything that's left.

[Verse 3]
Your mind moves ahead of the moment, a visionary thread,
You think in futures others haven't even dreamed instead,
You've questioned every system and every handed-down truth,
Rebuilding your beliefs from the rubble of your youth,
The wound that said you weren't enough still whispers now and then,
But the life you've built around it is the proof that you've always been.

[PreChorus]
The ones who shaped you early couldn't hold what you would grow,
But home was always something only you could build and know.

[Chorus]
Jayme, you are water and stone,
The kind of deep that never comes alone,
Written in the sky before you drew your first breath,
Everything you are is everything that's left.

[Verse 4]
The light is coming louder now, a season breaking wide,
Like something that was waiting for you finally to arrive,
Not asking you to shrink or prove or carry more than due,
Just asking you to stand inside the fullness of your truth,
You've been the quiet backbone, the one who never breaks,
Now let the world come toward you — you have given what it takes.

[PreChorus]
The cosmos didn't scatter you — it placed you here with care,
Every part of who you are was written to be rare.

[Chorus]
Jayme, you are water and stone,
The kind of deep that never comes alone,
Written in the sky before you drew your first breath,
Everything you are is everything that's left.

[Bridge]
You don't need to be finished to be whole,
You don't need to be louder to be known,
Every quiet act of grace you ever gave,
Was the universe repaying what the stars already saved.

[Outro]
Rest inside the life you've earned, you've always been enough,
Jayme, you were never what you doubted — you were love.