I miss LEGO

[Verse 1] I woke this morning, shadows long and thin, Memories drift in, where the light has been, Hands once so steady, now trembling and slow, But I still see those blocks, where the colors used to glow. [Verse 2] The floor was my canvas, those bricks were my brush, In a world of plastic, there was never a rush, I’d build mighty towers, no blueprint, no plan, Just a child’s imagination, shaping where it all began. [Chorus] Building blocks of joy, oh, how they’d climb, Reaching toward the heavens, in a simpler time, Little plastic dreams, taking shape and form, In the world of Legos, life felt safe and warm. [Verse 3] I remember those mornings, with the sun shining bright, Kneeling by my fortress, holding it tight, Every brick a story, every piece a song, In the house of my childhood, where I truly belonged. [Verse 4] No worries back then, just pieces to fit, In the cracks of my heart, where those memories sit, The castles I built, they still stand tall, In the corridors of my mind, where I now roam and recall. [Chorus] Building blocks of joy, stacking so high, Castles touching clouds, in the blink of an eye, Little plastic pieces, fitting just right, In the world of Legos, everything was bright. [Bridge] The years slipped away, like sand through my hands, But those Lego days, they still make their demands, Calling me back to a place long gone, Where the echoes of childhood carry on and on. [Verse 5] Now my hands are frail, but the memories stay, Of those bright-colored blocks, and the games we’d play, No instruction manuals, just dreams to unfold, In a world where the young never grow old. [Chorus] Building blocks of joy, lifting my soul, Piece by piece, they made me whole, Little plastic dreams, in a world so pure, In the land of Legos, I’d always endure. [Verse 6] I see them now, through the haze of the years, Those bricks of my youth, free from fears, Each piece I laid, each tower I built, In those moments, my heart was free from guilt. [Outro] So as I close my eyes, and the shadows grow deep, I’ll drift back to that floor, where my memories keep, In the world of Legos, I’ll find my last rest, For in those simple blocks, I lived my best.