Moonlight on My Soul

- The song is about how Dulean and I got to know each other during the Corona time. - [Verse 1] I woke up to a world gone still, shadows on my window sill, The streets so quiet, the air so thin, felt like the walls were closin’ in. My heart was heavy, my spirit low, nowhere to run, nowhere to go. In this lonesome time, I was driftin’ wide, carryin’ a weight I could not hide. [Chorus] Oh, but then you came, like a breeze through the rain, With a smile that broke the chains on my pain. In the darkest hour, you lit a spark, Put moonlight on my soul, pulled me out of the dark. [Verse 2] They locked the doors, they dimmed the lights, stole the rhythm from my nights. No laughter echoed, no songs to sing, just the silence and the sting. I walked alone through empty days, trapped in a fog, a lonesome haze. But deep inside, I held a prayer, for someone true to find me there. [Chorus] Oh, then you came, like a breeze through the rain, With a smile that broke the chains on my pain. In the darkest hour, you lit a spark, Put moonlight on my soul, pulled me out of the dark. [Bridge] Your voice was jazz, your touch was swing, You gave my heart a song to sing. In a world of rules that tore me down, You built me up, you turned it ‘round. With every note, you set me free, Now I’m dancin’ where the shadows used to be. [Verse 3] Now the horns play soft, the night’s alive, I feel that fire, I’m gonna thrive. You took my hand, you held it tight, Turned my darkness into light. This New Orleans heart, it beats again, With you, my love, it’ll never end. [Chorus] Oh, you came, like a breeze through the rain, With a smile that broke the chains on my pain. In the darkest hour, you lit a spark, Put moonlight on my soul, pulled me out of the dark. [Outro] So let the trumpets wail, let the good times roll, You brought the rhythm back to my soul. Through the lonesome nights, you made me whole, My love, my light, my New Orleans soul.