Floated miles above the noise,
Silence wrapped me like a voice.
Turned my head and there you were,
A fragile light in endless blur.
No borders drawn, no war, no name,
Just spinning slow in starry flame.
And I cried for you, blue dot in the black,
So small, so bright, no turning back.
Why did we fight on that perfect place?
Why did we fill it with so much hate?
From up here, all I feel is grace.
Cities blink like tiny stars,
Dreams confined in metal jars.
We built our walls and picked our sides,
But none of that survives this height.
No kings or flags, just breath and bone,
A million hearts that beat alone.
And I cried for you, blue dot in the black,
So small, so bright, no turning back.
Why did we fight on that perfect place?
Why did we fill it with so much hate?
From up here, all I feel is grace.
Maybe love is gravity,
Pulling us where we’re meant to be.
Not apart, but side by side—
One more chance to get it right.
So I’ll speak for you, blue dot in the black,
You deserve more than all we lacked.
Let’s hold each other like it’s the end,
Let’s remember we all began
On that same small, beautiful land.
