Velcheva Vibe - I Call It Life

They call it freedom
I call it fame
New city lights
New borrowed names
They see the road
They praise the view

They think this life is something new
But I was built for steeper ground
I feel most alive when the walls close down
The dreamer must I need to rise
I read my truth in heart and skies
I know the price, I know the cost
But don't call me broken
Don't call me lost
I chose this road, I chose this heat
I chose the fire beneath my feet

I'm not made for staying still
I'm not built for a quiet life
My home is forward, my blood is restless
I come alive in the highest climb
I don't need comfort, I don't need ease
I need the fire that tests me deep
I'm not made for staying still
I was born for the climb, I keep

A cup of terror, silent bloom
Can feel too soft, can spell my doom
Some men need shelter
Some need sleep
I need a dream that cuts me deep
Too much peace can make me fade
Too much calm can dull my blade
Give me pressure, give me height
I find my soul when the stakes are high

I know the weight, I know the strain
But this still whether in, inside my veins
The frame is hard, the edge is steel
But that's the kind of life I keep
I'm not made for staying still
I'm not built for a quiet life
My home is forward, my blood is restless
I come alive in the highest climb
I don't need comfort, I don't need ease
I need the fire that tests me deep
I'm not made for staying still
I was born for the climb, I keep

Don't pull me back
Don't make me small
I need the weight, I need it all
Not out of fear
Not out of pain
I choose the road again, again, again
Give me the height, give me the strain
Give me a sky that threatens rain
Some call it hard, I call it mine
Some fear the edge, I call it life

I'm not made for staying still
I'm not built for a quiet life
My home is forward, my blood is restless
I come alive in the highest climb
I don't need comfort, I don't need ease
I need the fire that tests me deep
I'm not made for staying still
I was born for the climb, I keep

They call it hard, I call it mine
They call it too much, I, I call it life