Toko love

[Intro] A quiet breath in the city hums like rain on bricks [Verse 1] In the small patch where the concrete ends, I choose to stay Kettles hiss, basil whispers, tomatoes peek to say: today Not chasing neon numbers, not sprinting for the next score I weed the doubt, I water hope, and I’m learning less is more [Pre-Chorus] Patience grows with every leaf, slow roots find their way In the rhythm of the spray, I hear the city’s softer sway [Chorus] I gather quiet fruit from a stubborn, gentle ground Contentment blooms where the loudest echoes aren’t found Less hunger for more, more room to breathe and see The garden teaches me to be, and I am free [Verse 2] Cabbage ruffles like a shy choir, beans cling to the trellis tall I count small miracles: a bee, a splash of rain on all The subway roars, but here the clock ticks calmly, true I trade sprinting for shelter, for a morning dew anew [Pre-Chorus] Sunlight stitches seams of steadiness across the day I cup the green in my hands and let the worries fall away [Chorus] I gather quiet fruit from a stubborn, gentle ground Contentment blooms where the loudest echoes aren’t found Less hunger for more, more room to breathe and see The garden teaches me to be, and I am free [Bridge] If the pace outside forgets itself, I’ll stand right here and hold The simple green and patient rain, a story softly told [Chorus] I gather quiet fruit from a stubborn, gentle ground Contentment blooms where the loudest echoes aren’t found Less hunger for more, more room to breathe and see The garden teaches me to be, and I am free [Outro] So I’ll tend this urban hush, where quiet wins the day A small rebellion growing slow, in green and gray, I stay