[Verse 1] I found your shadow sleeping on the walls tonight, Wrapped in fading echoes and the scent of candlelight. Outside, the rain was writing sonnets on the glass, While memories like silent birds refused at last to pass. I still remember how your laughter touched the air, Like autumn leaves surrendering without a trace of fear. And every word you whispered underneath the summer sky Still blooms inside my lonely heart each time the stars arise. [Pre-Chorus] Some loves are never meant to disappear, They simply change their shape and linger near. [Chorus] Moonlight knows your name, Though years have washed away the days. And every lonely melody Still carries traces of your gaze. If time should steal the dreams we knew, And seasons paint our hair with snow, I’ll keep your voice inside my soul, Like roses hidden under frost. For love is not a fleeting flame, But something even silence knows. [Verse 2] I walk through empty avenues where evening softly falls, And hear forgotten symphonies behind abandoned walls. A glass of wine, an old piano, shadows dancing slow, Fragments of another life that only dreamers know. The world keeps turning endlessly beneath indifferent skies, Yet tenderness survives in all the tears we never cried. And sometimes in the quiet when the city falls asleep, I feel your gentle fingertips across my memories. [Bridge] Perhaps we were two travelers Who met between the dusk and dawn. Perhaps forever isn’t time, But simply where two souls belong. And if tomorrow closes doors That yesterday forgot to lock, I’ll leave a candle in the dark And wait for miracles to talk. [Final Chorus] Moonlight knows your name, And so does every falling star. Though life has carried us apart, No distance reaches where you are. For love was never built to die, It only changes shape and sound. And even after all these years, In every song you’re still around. So let the night embrace the pain, And let the heavens softly shine… Because some hearts stop beating— But true affection never says goodbye.
