✍🏻 REWRITTEN / POST-PRODUCED BY EME LATINA (2026) 🎸 GUITAR UPLOAD & ORIGINAL BY RCKTMAN 🔗 https://suno.com/song/5c8a7904-4e21-43a0-8c6d-f7408ff67edb ------------ ABOUT: ------------ I aimed for this to be a conversation from two different perspectives, but a shared expression of the same absence as experienced individually. The singers inhabit the longing in their own way—one feeling the emptiness left behind, the other the pull of what was left. “June” becomes a person, a place, or a season: something beautiful that has gone away. It’s meant to leave you with an unresolved feeling of nostalgia. It's my utmost pleasure to have brought to life my own vision for this song. As soon as I heard it, it resonated with me. Thank you for the upload, RCKT! 🎶 In a way, this feels like an apropos goodbye to a time and a place that once felt like it would last forever. ----------- LYRICS: ----------- June, she will be leaving, and it pains me to see her go... but count on me waiting, for June to come home. She went away on a whirlwind, taking color away from the world; she feels the pull of what she’s leaving behind, a longing she can’t quite unfurl. And the lilacs are fading, leaving with the last of you; It feels empty in that absence, it feels like I lost a home... June come home, June come home, June come home, June come home. The days continue without her laughter, the nights continue without her everglow; the hours continue and she's still missing from every room I'd walk into... And the lilacs are fading, leaving with the last of you; It feels empty (empty) in that absence, it feels like I lost a home... June come home, June come home, June come home, June come home. [outro] Oh, she will be leaving (leaving...), and it pains me to see her go... but count on me waiting, waiting, (waiting) waiting, for June to come home.
