[Intro] Accordion turns beneath a battered amp, Rain taps softly on the window frame. [Verse 1] You left your blue scarf on the kitchen chair, A coffee ring dried beside it there. I read the note until the paper tore, Your final word still sits beside the door. [Pre-Chorus] I bite my tongue, I count to four, Your footsteps fade across the floor. [Chorus] Where are you going, tell me why? You took the summer from the sky. I hold your name behind my teeth, While empty rooms breathe underneath. My love, my love—don’t disappear, The quiet gets too loud in here. [Verse 2] The old train groans beyond the market wall, Your photograph leans crooked in the hall. I walk past places where we used to meet, Your red umbrella vanished down the street. [Pre-Chorus] I bite my tongue, I count to four, But every count becomes one more. [Chorus] Where are you going, tell me why? You took the summer from the sky. I hold your name behind my teeth, While empty rooms breathe underneath. My love, my love—don’t disappear, The quiet gets too loud in here. [Bridge] Oh-oh-oh, the ceiling starts to sway, Oh-oh-oh, I won’t beg you to stay. If leaving is the truth you chose, I’ll learn to stand where the cold wind blows. [Breakdown] No more letters, no more calls, No more waiting by these walls. [Final Chorus] Where are you going, tell me why? I’ll find a road beneath this sky. I’ll keep your name, but lose the fear, The quiet won’t control me here. My love, my love—I let you go, And walk alone through falling snow. [Outro] Accordion fades behind the rain, A locked front door, an open train.
