Verse 1 This place used to glow like summer, Every street a heartbeat loud. Market lights and crowded laughter Spilling warmth into the clouds. Now the windows all are empty, Shutters hanging like a sigh — I walk roads that once felt endless But they echo when I try. Pre‑Chorus And I keep searching for the colour In a town that’s fading out. Every memory feels louder Than the silence all around. Chorus It’s a ghost town now, Shadows where the people used to gather. Every corner whispers how We lost the things that used to matter. It’s a ghost town now, And I’m standing in the ruins of the laughter — Trying not to break As the past keeps pulling faster. Verse 2 I remember Friday markets, Voices rising like a choir. Now the stalls are just reminders Of a flame without a fire. Every shopfront feels abandoned, Like a story left untold — And the bricks that once felt living Now are crumbling in the cold. Pre‑Chorus And I keep searching for the colour In a town that’s fading out. Every memory feels louder Than the silence all around. Chorus It’s a ghost town now, Shadows where the people used to gather. Every corner whispers how We lost the things that used to matter. It’s a ghost town now, And I’m standing in the ruins of the laughter — Trying not to break As the past keeps pulling faster. Bridge Maybe towns can have a heartbeat, Maybe mine just lost its way. Maybe someday it’ll remember How it felt on brighter days. But until the lights come back here, I’ll keep walking through the grey — Holding onto every echo Of the life it used to play. Final Chorus (Lifted, Alt‑Indie Pop) It’s a ghost town now, But I’m learning how to breathe without the crowd. Every broken street somehow Still carries all the dreams we vowed. It’s a ghost town now, But I’m finding little sparks beneath the shroud — And even in the fade, I can hear the future loud.
