One Night at Budapest

[Verse 1] Under Chain Bridge, the river hums low, We walk where the city’s secrets flow. Your voice melts into the evening air, I feel your gaze, but I don’t dare. The cobblestones echo with steps unsaid, A fleeting touch, a glance we’ve misread. Your smile hides what your heart won’t show, Do I move closer, or let it go? [Chorus] One night in Budapest, hearts on the line, Lost in a city that feels divine. A question lingers with every stare— Did we almost go there, or was it the air? [Verse 2] In the ruin bar, with lights hanging dim, Your laughter breaks through the distant hymn. We share a drink, our fingers collide, My chest is burning; I can’t decide. The Ferris wheel turns, the skyline gleams, I wonder aloud if you’re in my dreams. You tilt your head, and your lips almost part, But I stay silent—afraid of your heart. [Chorus] One night in Budapest, hearts on the line, Lost in a city that feels divine. A question lingers with every stare— Did we almost go there, or was it the air? [Bridge] The lights fade slow on Liberty Hill, We sit together, the world turns still. You say my name, a whisper, a sigh, I almost respond, but I let it lie. The statues watch as the hours slip by, Our chance feels near, but we let it fly. The magic of night holds us so tight, Yet fear and longing keep us upright. [Chorus] One night in Budapest, hearts on the line, Lost in a city that feels divine. A question lingers with every stare— Did we almost go there, or was it the air? [Outro] Now the sun creeps over the Buda side, And I wonder, was it love, or just the ride? Did we leave it behind, or did we find more? One night in Budapest, forever unsure.