[Intro — distant train whistle, soft pads, city ambience] Somewhere beyond the midnight rain, A little sound calls my name. Silver echoes through the blue, Like the sky remembering you. Street lights shimmer on the glass, Tiny moments drifting past. A signal soft and almost small— Still I hear it through it all. --- [Verse 1] Late-night trains and vending lights, Sleepless, glowing summer nights. Passing faces, fleeting scenes, Floating through electric dreams. Every city has a song, Every heart can sing along. Every goodbye leaves a spark, Little lanterns in the dark. --- [Pre-Chorus] Can you hear it? Far away— A gentle call Across the waves. Can you feel it? Soft and low— Like somewhere You already know. --- [Chorus] [Whistle] Calling through the neon rain. Turning distance into change. Through the static, Through the years, I can hear it crystal clear. [Whistle] Rising with the morning sun. Telling me I'm not alone. A million frequencies— Connect. --- [Verse 2] Ocean wind and amber skies, Reflections dancing in your eyes. Polaroids and station signs, Little pieces frozen in time. The world keeps spinning endlessly, Yet somehow brings you back to me. Signals crossing far and wide, Like birds returning with the tide. --- [Bridge — atmospheric breakdown] One note. One breath. One little sound Defying death. No distance. No goodbye. Only echoes Learning how to fly. Street lights— One by one— Become stars before the dawn. And somewhere Through the endless blue, I think the whistle Leads to you. --- [Build — euphoric rise] Hands up— Feel the air begin to glow. Hands up— Watch the city bloom below. Every memory, Every flame, Every heart without a name. --- [Final Chorus — future bass climax] [Whistle] Calling through eternity. [Whistle] A thread across the sea. Every moment, every face, Leaves another shining trace. [Whistle] Carry us beyond the night. Turn our shadows into light. Interconnect. --- [Outro — distant whistle fading into synth ambience] The train departs. The summer remains. The signal lingers Inside the rain. And somewhere— Far beyond the dawn— I still hear your...