Verse 1: Twilight falls on cobbled stone, Old villas stand in dusk alone. Their shutters creak, their gardens sigh, As we pass softly, you and I. Each house a memory, calm and still, Framed by trees on every hill. We smile in silence, slow and near, With every breath, the night draws near. Chorus: Oh Sołacz, your soul runs deep, In Poznań’s arms, the stars don’t sleep. By lake and path, our shadows blend, A quiet walk that will not end. Sołacz, hold this love of mine, Like leaves that dance in fading shine. Verse 2: The park unfolds in shades of blue, Its lanterns glowing just for two. Willows lean and rivers gleam, Like echoes from a lover’s dream. We pass the bench, the swan, the stone, Yet feel that we are not alone. The ducks glide on, the lilies bloom— This evening hums a gentle tune. Final Chorus: Oh Sołacz, your soul runs deep, In Poznań’s arms, the stars don’t sleep. By lake and path, our shadows blend, A quiet walk that will not end. Sołacz, where the heart can see— You gave this night to you and me.
