Midnight Breeze

The day’s still hanging on the rooftops, Heat still rising from the stone. Two old glasses catching moonlight, Making this porch feel like home. The world was loud a couple hours, Now it’s fading with the sun. Only crickets keeping rhythm, Like they know the night’s begun. There’s something ’bout the midnight air, It slows the beating in my chest. The cool breeze whispers, “Take your time.” Tonight feels like the best. Midnight breeze, wash over me. Take the fire the daylight leaves. A bottle breathing, stars awake, No place that I’d rather be. Thinking ‘bout the weekend coming, About your smile and your slow dance eyes. If you’re beside me when Friday finds us, I’ll call this life paradise. Neighbours’ lights are growing softer, Silhouettes behind the glass. Every sip tastes a little sweeter, Watching another day just pass. Your laugh is somewhere in tomorrow, Just enough to pull me through. Counting sunsets till we’re together, Every road just leads to you. No hurry. No noise. Just moonlight on the vines. One more glass. One more dream. One more reason to believe. Midnight breeze, stay here with me. Leave the worries in the heat. Two hearts waiting for the weekend, Where slow love feels complete. The wine runs low, the stars burn brighter, Summer finally starts to breathe. With a beautiful woman on my mind, And midnight dancing through the trees.