Before The World Moved On

[Verse 1] The window fogs with breath and years, A quiet room still holds old tears. The chair you sat in, worn and still, Leans like it’s waiting for your will. [Verse 2] The clock ticks slow, then not at all, Dust dances in the quiet fall. I hum the tune you used to sing, And feel the ache of everything. [Chorus] Back before the world moved on, When every night felt like a song. We didn’t know the years would flee— Or how the past would cling to me. [Verse 3] I walk through dreams in borrowed shoes, Each corner echoes something true. A scent, a sound, a flash of light— You in the kitchen late at night. [Chorus] Back before the world moved on, When every shadow felt like home. We didn’t think we’d feel this gone— Back when the world was ours alone. [Outro] So I sit where the stillness grows, And play you back in minor tones. One more verse, one more dawn— From back before the world moved on.