One in Billions

[intro] [instrumental] [piano, chalky] [verse] Don't let people bring you down Life's a gift so make it count look inside you and believe you are brilliant you are free [instrumental] [pre-chorus] You are a sum that is more than your parts bright like the sun at the core of your heart [chorus] You are more More than you think you are You are one in a billion in billions of billions of stars You are more You are more You're more [instrumental] [verse] Took forever but I found we're all special so profound No one's better than you are at being you you're a star [pre-chorus] You are a sum that is more than your parts bright like the sun at the core of your heart [chorus] You are more More than you think you are You are one in a billion in billions of billions of stars You are more You are more You're more [instrumental] [spoken] [spoken] [spoken] Alan Watts said, "you can’t have separate stars unless there is a space around them. Eliminate the space and you would see you couldn’t have this phenomenon at all. And vice versa: you couldn’t have the space—it wouldn’t be there in any sense whatsoever—if there weren’t the bodies in it. So the bodies in the space and the space are two aspects of a single continuum. They’re related together in exactly the same way as a back and a front, and you just don’t get one without the other" [pre-chorus] You are a sum that is more than your parts bright like the sun at the core of your heart [chorus] You are more More than you think you are You are one in a billion in billions of billions of stars You are more You are more You're more [outro] Nothing could ever replace you you mean more than you ever meant to [end]