[Intro – 0:00–0:26] [Acoustic Guitar: fingerpicked G–C–D–G, delicate.] [Piano: slow arpeggios, almost hesitant.] [FX: evening air, faint birds and wind.] > The air feels alive again, but quiet. --- [Verse 1 – 0:27–1:00] [Vocal: soft, warm, spoken like memory.] > I’ve seen the sunrise without her face, Learned that time don’t heal, just makes space. I’ve forgiven the world, forgot the track, But I still wonder — can love come back? --- [Chorus – 1:01–1:40] [Organ hums gently, filling the air.] > Can love come back when the heart’s worn thin, When the soul’s seen the dark it’s been? Can the same old fire still glow, After all these winds that blow? [Guitar fills with slow harmonic tremolo.] --- [Verse 2 – 1:41–2:18] [Piano and acoustic intertwine softly.] > I’ve prayed for peace, not for more, Learned what mercy’s really for. Still some nights I lose the track, And find myself askin’ — can love come back? --- [Bridge – 2:19–3:00] [Chord shift: | Em | C | D | G |] [Organ swells with restrained gospel light.] > Maybe love ain’t gone at all, Just sleepin’ somewhere down the hall. Maybe loss is how it breathes, And grace is what it leaves. --- [Final Chorus – 3:01–3:46] [Full warmth: piano, organ, acoustic together; no drums.] > Can love come back when the light is low, When you’ve let the old hurt go? I don’t need the proof or track — Just a whisper… love came back. --- [Outro – 3:47–4:12] [Acoustic: slow descending G major arpeggio.] [Organ fades, leaving only room tone.] [Vocal ad-lib, faint, smiling:] > “Maybe it never left…” [Fade to dusk.]
