Old Love, New Night

A warm bossa-jazz stroll through familiar feelings and fresh moments. "Old Love, New Night" captures the quiet flirtation of two people who know each other too well to rush—where shared history meets a softly glowing present, and sometimes, staying a little longer is enough. ----------------------------------------------------- Same old corner table Same two drinks we like You tilt your head when you’re listening Like you’re leaning into time You say, “So how you been lately?” Like you don’t already know Your foot finds mine under the table Moves slow, then doesn’t go We don’t need to say too much We’ve said it all before Funny how the quiet Still feels warm Old love, new night Same spark, softer light No need to rush, no need to fight Just stay right here a little while Old love, new night You smile like you might Say something wrong on purpose Just to see me blush tonight Your voice drops half a tone When you say my name You still know exactly How to drive me just insane You joke about the past Like it’s something we can tease But your hand stays on the glass A little too close to me We’re dancing round the edges Like we’ve learned that move so well Close enough to feel it Never close enough to tell Old love, new night Same look, different wine You lean in just to say goodbye But don’t— not yet, not this time Old love, new night That pause, that sigh If this is where the line is Let’s enjoy the view tonight Old love New night That almost-touch Feels just right Old love, new night Same flame, new shine We don’t have to name it We don’t have to cross the line Old love, new night Come walk me halfway home If we stop beneath the streetlight That’s enough That’s enough to know Same goodbye Different smile See you again In a little while