Ashes Where My Name Once Lived

Once carved my name in the chapel door, But the flame came hungry, it asked for more. Now the wood is gone, just smoke and dust, A ghost of a vow turned back to rust.

Ashes where my name once lived, The fire took more than it could give. Stone won’t weep, and the cross won’t cry, But my soul still burns where the embers lie.

I built my life on borrowed ground, Now the fire sings where I am bound. Every letter lost, every promise charred, Still I ride with the ashes in my scars.

Ashes where my name once lived, The fire took more than it could give. Stone won’t weep, and the cross won’t cry, But my soul still burns where the embers lie.

Names fade quicker than the fire dies, But the smoke remembers, it writes the skies.

Ashes where my name once lived, The fire took more than it could give. Stone won’t weep, and the cross won’t cry, But my soul still burns where the embers lie.

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