[Verse 1] This room still holds your shadow Though you're no longer here The angle of the curtains The way the sunlight falls I don't know when it happened Our hours began to blur Even the loneliness that once was mine Was colored by you [Pre-Chorus] It would be so easy To put it into words But the moment I try to name it It ripples out of shape [Chorus 1] Whatever flows between us We don't need to name it Too hazy to call it love Too warm to call it memory If tomorrow turns it all to fog The light we had won't become a lie We once stood on the same shore And that one footprint No wave can wash away [Verse 2] The song you used to love My own voice sings it now You don't listen anymore But it still plays somewhere deep in me The coastline we once watched together Is turning into two different maps We may look up at the same moon But hear different waves [Pre-Chorus 2] Maybe understanding Is something like a lighthouse More darkness reaches us Than light ever does Still, the ship keeps moving Trusting that one distant light [Chorus 2] Whatever lies between us We don't need to call it future Too far for the tide to carry a promise Too close to the shore to forget Even if someday We follow different charts Just looking up at the same star Let it remain A small light burning somewhere [Bridge] Every time people meet They slowly start to change Without even knowing it The me from yesterday And the me I am today Share only the same name Underneath, I'm already someone else Still, the way you used to say my name I can hear it even now [Final Chorus] Whatever lies between us We don't need to name it, even now Whether it was love Or simply the tide's caprice None of that matters anymore The light from all those days we laughed Still passes through me Drifting toward a shore I've never seen And the glimmer I caught along the way I don't think I'll ever forget This nameless thing Still nameless [Outro] On nights without you I hum your song And for a moment It makes me feel Some trace of you Is still there, where the waves meet the shore
