Call You on Your Number

male vocals, evoking a mix of rain-soaked city streets and wistful romance, and violin textures, subtle electronic undertones weave through a smoky saloon atmosphere, jazz, muted trumpet, female vocals, electronic, saxophone, violin, light, dreamy jazz with female and male vocals; features sultry saxophone

[Verse 1] I called you on your number, but it rang, rang, rang, A voicemail whispered, where’s the man who sang? The rain tapped softly on my windowpane, A cat crossed the alley, chasing dreams in vain. [Chorus] Oh, where are you tonight, my sun, my rain? Thunder strikes my heart, yet it beats again. Walkin’ on the street, but you’re not there, Windy whispers tangle in the midnight air. [Verse 2] The café hums with stories, a violin sighs, Whiskey’s warm embrace can’t meet your eyes. A trumpet croons where the shadows creep, But my heart’s wide awake while the city sleeps. [Prechorus] Cocktails spin in ruby light, But your voice is missing tonight. [Chorus] Oh, where are you tonight, my sun, my rain? Thunder strikes my heart, yet it beats again. Walkin’ on the street, but you’re not there, Windy whispers tangle in the midnight air. [Bridge] The saloon doors swing, a mouse darts by, Neon letters blink beneath the sky. Ring, ring, ring—still no reply, Love’s a game of chance, and I wonder why.

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