Moonlit Mansion Lullaby

I walk the halls where the candlelight has faded

Past velvet doors and portraits, time has aged

The mansion breeze and a hush of forgotten stories

And my footsteps keep the dark from feeling strange

Heavy shadow leans in like it knows my name

Still I hold my breath and let my heartbeat stay

In the moonlight, I am not alone

A quiet spark is glowing in my bones

If it darkens deep

I'll learn to see

There is courage in the shadows

There is wonder waiting for me

A silver chime drifts softly through the staircase

Like a message from a world beyond the glass

I see my fear as a lantern I can carry

And the walls around me begin to crack and pass

Every silence opens like a hidden door

And I feel the gentle pull of some free moor

In the moonlight, I am not alone

A quiet spark is glowing in my bones

If the dark is deep

I'll learn to see

There is courage in the shadows

There is wonder, wait one for me

Ghosts don't frighten me when they are only memories

A whisper in the rafters, a shimmer in the air

I reach my hand into the cool and endless midnight

And find a little light is waiting there

And on moonlight, I am not alone

A quiet spark is glowing near my bones

Through the dark, my heart

Can still believe

There is clemage in the shadows

And a wonder set me free