Still Here, Still Growing | Conscious Roots Reggae | Wild Roots

Still Here, Still Growing is an original conscious roots reggae song by Wild Roots about gratitude, resilience and the quiet joy of continuing to grow. A birthday in the yard, familiar faces and roots that keep reaching deeper. 🎵 TRACK Still Here, Still Growing Album: Grounded and Free Track 7 🔔 Subscribe for more original music. Tell us your favorite line in the comments. 📝 LYRICS [Intro] [Verse 1] Forty years old with a cake in the yard, my mother still singing off-key at the end. The chairs don't all match and the ground's a bit hard, and everyone here is somebody's friend. [Chorus] Still here, still growing, still putting my hands in the ground. Still here, still learning, still glad for the light that I found. [Verse 2] I never got famous, I never got far, the roof needs a patch and the truck needs a wheel. But the lemon tree's heavy and bright as a star, and I know what I've got, and I know how it feels. [Chorus] Still here, still growing, still putting my hands in the ground. Still here, still learning, still glad for the light that I found. [Bridge] Ask me at twenty, I'd give you a list of all the big things I was going to be. Ask me tonight with this glass in my fist: I'd tell you I'm learning , and that's plenty for me. [Instrumental Break] [Final Chorus] Still here, still growing, still putting my hands in the ground. Still here, still learning, still glad for the light that I found. Pour one for the ones who aren't here , still here, still growing, still around. [Outro] Still here, still growing... Still around. #WildRoots #RootsReggae #ConsciousReggae