In the gardens where the dead clocks bloom, I carved your name inside the silver gloom, The city weeps through cathedral wires, While ghosts drink wine beside electric fires. I walk barefoot through the violet rain, Collecting fragments of forgotten names, Every mirror bends my face apart, Like shattered planets orbiting my heart. And the moon… She watches silently through broken skin, A blind queen wrapped in porcelain wind. Chorus Oh moon, carry me home tonight, Through the rivers of pale blue light, Bring me back where our shadows meet, Where loneliness falls at your feet. Oh moon, carry me home tonight, Into her arms beyond the night, Turn these ruins into bloom, And pull my soul out of this room. The subway hums like ancient prayers, Neon halos drown the midnight air, I speak to stars inside my sleeve, But they only answer when I bleed. There’s a kingdom hidden in her eyes, Where time dissolves and silence dies, Maybe love is just a secret door Only the lonely are searching for. And the moon… She opens slowly like an unseen flower, A silver wound beyond the towers. Chorus Oh moon, carry me home tonight, Through the rivers of pale blue light, Bring me back where our shadows meet, Where loneliness falls at your feet. Oh moon, carry me home tonight, Into her arms beyond the night, Turn these ruins into bloom, And pull my soul out of this room. Bridge If the soul is only borrowed dust, Then love must be the thing that lasts, A hidden language in the dark, A white moth circling through the stars. I hear her voice beneath the sea, Calling the man I used to be, And every sorrow loses shape Inside the orbit of her grace. Final Chorus (slow / hypnotic) Oh moon… carry me home tonight… Oh moon… into her silver light… Oh moon… where the lonely disappear… Oh moon… she is already here… Oh moon… carry me home tonight… Through the endless lunar tide… Two shadows sewn beneath the sky… No longer lost… no longer divided…
