“Light Years Between” is a quiet revelation — a meditation on existence, faith, and the fragile beauty of simply being here. Built around sparse piano, ambient textures, and a pulse that feels like the heartbeat of the universe, the song unfolds like a whispered conversation between the self and the cosmos.

It begins in awe — a recognition that life itself is the rarest lottery win, a fleeting miracle carved out of infinite silence. Each verse explores that awareness: how even in a vast and unknowable universe, the most sacred moments are small — the smell of rain, a laugh in the dark, the warmth of touch.

The bridge becomes the soul of the song — a confession about belief in a world fractured by noise and cruelty. The narrator admits that maybe God is just a name for what we can’t explain, yet chooses faith anyway — not as doctrine, but as survival. “Where hurt keeps teaching hate again,” he sings, “I’d rather choose belief than none.” It’s both surrender and defiance: a declaration that love and faith are still worth carrying, even when the world feels undeserving.

Musically, the track swells from minimalist introspection to an emotional horizon — a slow build of strings, ambient guitar, and breath-heavy harmonies that rise like light through fog. By the outro, the music dissolves into stillness, leaving only the echo of peace:

“For every sense, and every sound —
I was the miracle that I found.”

“Light Years Between” is both a lament and a love song to existence itself — for those who’ve felt small under the stars, yet still choose to keep believing.

Light Years Between

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New tracks tagged #existential R&amp;B

New tracks tagged #existential R&B