<Verse 1> Every time the train curves, light is spilling, Sun through the window, still summer-warm. At the crossing your loose hair drifted, Only the words I saved… stay in my pocket. <Pre-Chorus> Breeze at the signal brings autumn colors, A tender, familiar scent moves through the city. <Chorus> Tuck the summer afterglow deep in my pocket, My steps the same, but the city shifts its hue. Silence thins the sound of your name, Still, in my chest it kindles a flame— a little blue flower, swaying. <Verse 2> Olive-tinted streets, and the light turns gentle, Moon made for night, shining so beautifully. Two sips of coffee on the table between us, Suddenly, the world gains sharper lines. <Pre-Chorus> A ray on the table slides in and settles, The night’s soft fragrance gathers round the two of us. <Chorus> Wrap the afterglow in autumn’s breeze, Each time you smile, the city changes shade. Unspoken words keep piling up—unsaid, Still, in my chest it kindles a flame— a feeling for the blue flower. <Bridge> After rain, the pavement—drops finer than starlight, Tiny glimmers take root in my heart. This isn’t goodbye—better than goodbye, let me face you, once again. <Final Chorus> Wrap the afterglow in autumn’s breeze, Olive-colored streets all around us tonight. Side by side, we walk into tomorrow— the blue flower shines. <Outro> The city already… wears autumn’s hue.
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