That Soul – A Song About Who We Used to Be

“That Soul” is about missing the version of ourselves that existed before life became heavy. Back when sleep came easily, the future wasn’t something to fear, and our biggest problems were small enough to forget by morning. We laughed without forcing it, dreamed without limits, and saw the world in brighter colors. Then we grew up — responsibilities arrived, anxiety got louder, and we started noticing the flaws we once never knew we had. This song is a quiet longing for that younger soul… the one that lived freely, before the world became darker. Lyrics I remember dust beneath my feet, Chasing dreams down every street Laughing loud at nothing at all, Never knew the weight of a fall Sun would rise and I would run, Every day a loaded gun Full of life, no fear, no end, Every road could start again No voice inside to pull me down, No heavy thoughts I had to drown I was fire, I was free, Nothing in this world could break me Every sky belonged to me, Every “no” felt like a “we’ll see” Now I’m lost in who I’ve grown, Carrying weight I’ve never shown Tell me where that soul could be… Or is it just a memory? Now every step feels measured, planned, Like life slipped out of my own hands I was fire, I was light, Now I’m shadows in the night I had strength I didn’t see, Now it feels so far from me I was fire, I was Free, Nothing in this world could bury me Tell me where that soul could be… Or is it just a memory? Tell me where that soul could be… Or is it just a memory? That soul… that soul… I can feel them… deep in me… That soul… that soul… Still alive… just hard to reach… That soul… that soul… That soul… that soul…