[Verse 1] The house still creaks the way it used to, The porch light hums like it remembers too. The wind still moves through the willow tree, And every sound brings you back to me. [Pre-Chorus] I walk past the fields where we used to run, Your laughter still lives in the setting sun. The road’s still cracked, the air still warm, But it’s empty now — just the calm after the storm. [Chorus] Echoes in the static, quiet and low, Familiar places I no longer know. Your voice drifts through like a half-told rhyme, And I’m still chasing ghosts through time. [Verse 2] The coffee’s cold, the record skips, I trace your name with my fingertips. The photographs fade but never die, They just sleep inside the mind’s old sky. [Pre-Chorus] The grass still bends where we used to lay, You said forever, but forever fades. Every road leads back somehow, But there’s no one waiting now. [Chorus] Echoes in the static, quiet and low, Familiar places I no longer know. Your voice drifts through like a half-told rhyme, And I’m still chasing ghosts through time. [Bridge] If I could freeze one heartbeat in the past, I’d hold it long enough to make it last. But the world keeps turning, slow and kind, Leaving pieces of you behind. [Outro] So I’ll keep the echoes, faint and true, The little things that still feel like you. No neon, no sound, just the air and the sky — And a memory that refuses to die.
