Steel and Mercy

I carry steel to hold the line, And mercy so I don’t go blind. The road don’t bend for right or wrong, It just keeps hummin’ that endless song.

Every mile cuts deep but true, Every scar remembers you.

Steel and mercy, hand in hand, One to fight, one to understand. If judgment comes, I’ll stand still — Steel to cut, mercy to heal.

I’ve seen the cold take better men, And pride break hearts it couldn’t mend. But the fire inside don’t ask for proof, It just burns quiet in its truth.

Every debt, every sin, Turns to dust beneath the skin.

Steel and mercy, hand in hand, One draws blood, one lets me stand. If heaven’s late, I won’t kneel — Steel to cut, mercy to heal.

You learn the weight of what you save, When you dig your own and fill the grave.

Two sides of one worn soul collide, Still I ride… still I ride.

Steel and mercy, bound in flame, Different names for the same. If the world forgets what’s real — Steel to cut, mercy to heal.

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