Lyric

Evening slides along the cobblestones

Streetlights flicker through the windows

I walk alone, you linger in my thoughts

Whispering your name to the wind, a song of the past

You laughed, and the world felt brighter

Yet the streets remember our steps so softly

Through the hum of cars, I search for your gaze

Each memory like a quiet sunset fading away

At the corner café, your cup remains

Coffee mingled with my lingering longing

I sit alone, leafing through old letters

Every word presses my heart with a quiet ache

Ah, if only I could bring back that evening

When we laughed beneath the rain, unhurried

Tell me, city, where is she now?

Keep her in every breath I take

Endless benches, tram tracks winding through

Every corner breathes her gentle smile

I hear her voice in the rustling leaves

My heart beats like the songs we knew before

Passersby unaware of my silent grief

I search for her silhouette in lamplight shadows

The love we had still lives inside me

Like a soft chord I’ll never forget

Perhaps she walks these same bridges now

Laughing with the wind, as she laughed with me

I whisper into the empty night, “I still love you,”

And the city keeps it safe, like an old friend

Ah, if only I could bring back that evening

When we laughed beneath the rain, unhurried

The city holds her in every sunset

And I walk on, whispering her name into the silence