[Verse 1]
Neha, you were built for something no one else could understand,
A quiet kind of courage with a tremor in your hands.
You show up every morning like you haven't lost your breath,
But the girl behind the armor's been rehearsing for a death —
Of the life she thought she'd live by now, the love she thought she'd hold,
And the version of herself she drew before the world got cold.

[PreChorus]
You smile like nothing's missing, you pretend you're not afraid,
But the bravest thing about you is the way you've always stayed.

[Chorus]
And the river's still moving, Neha, even when you can't,
Even roots that crack through concrete never had an easy chance.
You were never built for easy, you were built for what is real,
And the universe keeps holding what your hands are scared to feel.

[Verse 2]
Forty-one and starting over, with a textbook and a prayer,
Sitting in a room of strangers wondering if they know you're scared.
You've been learning how to heal people while you're bleeding underneath,
And the hardest thing you've swallowed is the distance from belief.
But the woman going back again is braver than the one who quit,
And the shame that says you're falling behind — Neha, that's a lie you sit with.
[PreChorus]
You don't see it yet, but listen — every wound becomes a thread,
And the hands that know the breaking are the ones that heal the best.

[Chorus]
And the river's still moving, Neha, even when you can't,
Even roots that crack through concrete never had an easy chance.
You were never built for easy, you were built for what is real,
And the universe keeps holding what your hands are scared to feel.

[Verse 3]
You've been watching people find it — the ring, the house, the call,
And you wonder in the quiet if there's something wrong at all.
Like the world forgot to choose you, like your name got passed right by,
And the loneliest you've ever been was learning not to cry.
But love is not a race, Neha, and your heart is not too late,
Some things bloom in colder weather — and they're worth the longer wait.

[PreChorus]
You've been carrying a grief for a life that wasn't yours,
Let it go like it's a season — you've survived much worse before.

[Chorus]
And the river's still moving, Neha, even when you can't,
Even roots that crack through concrete never had an easy chance.
You were never built for easy, you were built for what is real,
And the universe keeps holding what your hands are scared to feel.

[Verse 4]
Neha, you don't see what's coming, but the stars have always known,
That the woman who keeps standing is the one who finds her home.
Not because she earned it bleeding, not because she proved her worth,
But because she was deserving from the very day of birth.
So walk into that classroom, let your hands learn what they're for,
You were written into something and it's calling you — once more.

[Bridge]
You don't have to prove you're enough,
You don't have to carry it alone.
The stars already know your name, Neha —
They're guiding you back home.

[Outro]
And the river's still moving…
The universe keeps holding…
What your hands are scared to feel.