The Breakwater Requiem

[Verse 1] On the coast, there's a man, they call him David, Living alone where the wild waves hit, In a breakwater home, his heart wrapped in frost, Mourning the ones that he loved and lost. [Verse 2] A storm came howling, fierce and wild, Walls trembling, the lonely man’s trial, Fear gripped his heart, in the tempest’s roar, Alone in the dark, like never before. [Chorus] But in the storm’s eye, a whisper found way, "Let go of the fear," it seemed to say, "Embrace the wind, the rain, the tide, Find the strength to live inside." [Verse 3] The voice, like a lighthouse, piercing through fear, Talking of loss, so distant, yet near, Guiding him through the pain, the sorrow, Towards a hope, a brighter tomorrow. [Bridge] In the heart of the tempest, David found his might, To face his shadows, to walk into the light, The storm outside raged on, but inside, calm and clear, A man reborn, with nothing left to fear. [Chorus] With the dawn, came silence, serene and sublime, David stepped out, leaving past behind, The breakwater home, where once he did grieve, Now stood as a testament to all he achieved. [Outro] Never knew whence the voice, in the storm did appear, But it gifted him courage, to live without fear, The man on the breakwater, with the sea as his witness, Found peace, found joy, in his heart’s deepest recess.