Oh, Please

Verse 1

You see a house, you know there’s a hand

That measured the beams, that drew up the plan

You see a cake, you know there’s a mind

That mixed the sweet with the heat and the time

Pre-Chorus

But look at the stars, the breath in your lungs

The dance of the atoms, the pull of the sun

And you say it just happened, no reason, no rhyme

Just chaos pretending to fall into line

Chorus

Oh please, don’t sell me that song

That nothing made everything and nothing went wrong

That order and beauty just stumbled along

Like a symphony born from a bang and a yawn

Oh please — I’ve seen too much light

To believe it all came from the absence of sight

If a house needs a builder, then what of the dawn?

You don’t get a cosmos from nothing at all

Verse 2

You say it’s all chance, a cosmic mistake

But chance never baked a layered cake

It never carved rivers or painted the skies

Or taught a child to ask “why?”

Bridge

I’m not asking for thunder, or voices on high

Just don’t call it logic to close both your eyes

If design is a myth, then so is the mind

But here we are — aware, alive

Final Chorus

Oh please, don’t call that sense

To trade wonder for numbers and call it defense

To see all this glory and shrug it away

As if love and the laws just decided to stay

Oh please — I’ll stand in the awe

Of a universe humming with purpose and law

If a cake needs a baker, then what of the song

That sings in the silence and carries us on?