Zloy Rock — Miles Apart

We were kids before we knew how fast the years could run,
How far the road could go.
Same playground, dust beneath our feet,
Same little streets we used to meet.
One daycare room, one classroom line, two different souls,
But one state of mind.
Running through summers that never would end,
Making promises only kids can defend.
Back when the future was something unknown,
Back when the whole damn world felt like home.
We fought, we laughed, we broke and repaired,
If one went down, the other was there.
Never needed speeches, never needed proof,
We built our brotherhood under the same roof.
Then life pulled harder than we could hold,
The map kept changing as we grew old.
Now we're miles apart, different skies above our heads,
Different flags, different roads,
Different places where we rest.
But no border can erase all the years that made us who we are,
You're still my brother today, even from worlds apart.
Even from worlds apart.
Different mornings, different nights, yeah,
Different cities full of different lights.
Time zones separating every call,
But somehow that never changed it at all.
Life got louder, responsibilities grew,
We chased our futures the way people do.
Families, jobs, and endless pace,
Trying to keep control with shaking hands.
And every time the phone lights up,
It's like the distance disappears at once.
Like no years pass and nothing changed,
Like we're still kids escaping the rain.
The years keep moving, the seasons turn,
But some connections refuse to burn.