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(Verse 1)
I remember the first time you held your own
You were three years old, wouldn't take my hand
You wanted to climb, you wanted to fall
You wanted to see if you could stand

I stood right behind you, didn't make a sound
Let you find your balance on your own
You looked back at me, your eyes so proud
And I knew right then you'd never walk alone

(Pre-Chorus)
I taught you to breathe before you speak
To feel your feelings, then let them be
Not every battle needs a fight
Sometimes strength lives in the quiet night

(Chorus)
This ain't a lullaby
This ain't a goodbye
This is the moment I realize
You became everything I hoped you'd find
You learned to breathe... and now you're flying

(Verse 2)
I watched you love and not lose yourself
I watched you leave and not need my help
You called me once, said "Mom, I'm okay
I told him I need space, and he let me have my day"

You said "I'm not running, I'm not caught
I just wanna know what we've got"
And I smiled through the phone, tears in my eyes
'Cause that's my girl, that's my sunrise

(Pre-Chorus)
You learned to breathe before you speak
To feel your feelings, then let them be
Not every battle needs a fight
You carry strength wrapped in soft light

(Chorus)
This ain't a lullaby
This ain't a goodbye
This is the moment I realize
You became everything I hoped you'd find
You learned to breathe... and now you're flying

(Bridge)
I used to worry, stay awake at night
Would the world be gentle with my light?
But you're not asking the world to be soft
You're showing it how, by the way you walk

You don't need a promise
You don't need a ring
You're a woman who knows her own everything
And that wasn't me, that was always you
I just gave you room to grow into your truth

(Outro - soft, almost spoken, with gentle log drums)
So now I watch you... from here
Living your life, letting go of fear
No rush, no pressure
Just you... being you, my dear...
For always.

(fade out with heartbeat drums and the faint sound of a child laughing)

This isn't a lullaby.

It's not a goodbye either.

It's the song that lives in the quiet moment after she walks out the door—when a mother finally lets herself feel it: She's going to be okay. She's more than okay. She's exactly who I raised her to be.

"Moment" is about watching my daughter become a young lady who knows her worth. It's about all the small moments that added up to something extraordinary: the first time she wouldn't take your hand, the first time she stood up for herself, the first time she called you not to ask for help, but just to tell you she was happy.

I taught her to breathe before she speaks. To feel her feelings, then let them be. To understand that not every battle needs a fight—that sometimes, the greatest strength lives in the quiet.

And now I watch her move through the world, confidence wrapped in softness, and you think:

That's my girl. That's my sunrise.

The Sound
Sonically, "Moment" carries the same warmth as its predecessor, but now with a deeper tenderness.

The Amapiano log drums still hit like a heartbeat—but this time, it's the first heartbeat she ever heard, the one that kept time for both of you for nine months. The Afrobeats bass rolls warm and low, like a memory you can feel in your chest. The vocals are intimate and rich—not a young girl finding herself, but a mother reflecting, with a voice weathered by love, slightly worn at the edges, beautiful because of it.

Layered underneath are ghostly echoes: the sound of a child laughing, a lullaby hummed long ago, the soft crackle of old home videos. The production is warm like a kitchen at golden hour, tender like a hand on a cheek, steady like a love that never stops.

The Heart of It
At its core, "Moment" is about the moment every mother waits for—the realization that your child doesn't need you anymore, not in the way she used to. And somehow, that loss is also the greatest gift.

Because she doesn't need you to fight her battles.
She doesn't need you to tell her what to do.
She needs you to watch, to witness, to whisper:

I always knew you could fly.

You used to worry. Stay awake at night. Wonder if the world would be gentle with your light.

But she's not asking the world to be soft. She's showing it how, by the way she walks.