Verse I The hours stretch like shadows in the rain, No clock can tell the place where I now stand. The days drift by like ships upon the mist, No dawn arrives, no evening finds its close. I walk between the moments, all alone — Where memory fades and what is real grows thin. Verse II The world moves on, a river never still, But I remain where yesterday still breathes. I reach for hands that turned to dust long since, I speak to voices long since gone to rest. The years unfold like pages turned too slow — I cannot turn them forward nor go back. Chorus Oh lost in time, adrift in endless days, Where past and present weave a single thread. I am not gone, but somewhere far between — A stranger to the hour I dwell within. Time is a sea I cannot cross nor stay — Forever wandering, forever lost. Verse III Old faces fade, their features soft and dim, Old places change where nothing stays the same. I carry all the years within my bones, A heavy weight that no one else can feel. I walk through autumns that return no more — A ghost who walks in hours not his own. Bridge What is this life, if not a fleeting breath? A moment caught between two silences. Though all things change and seasons turn away, The heart remembers what the world forgets. I may be lost, but I am not alone — For love outlives the time that holds it bound. Final Chorus Oh lost in time, adrift in endless days, Where past and present weave a single thread. I am not gone, but somewhere far between — A stranger to the hour I dwell within. Time is a sea I cannot cross nor stay — Forever wandering, forever found.
