Lyric

Brown liquid trembling, catching candlelight

Slow legs on the glass, moving like my mind tonight

How many sips till I see you again

Or just feel that heat on my skin

I’ve never been good at choosing right

Every love I touched burned out overnight

Broken men, empty nights

Same bar, same seat, same quiet fight

I was crying without a sound

When you noticed me breaking down

You slid one drink across the bar

Didn’t say a word, didn’t come too far

That warmth ran through me, low and slow

Like something I forgot I needed to know

I talked too much, I shook, I stayed

You just smiled… and let me be seen

No one’s ever gentle without a price

So your kindness cut me deeper than ice

You listened close, your eyes stayed soft

Like you weren’t trying to take anything off

No hands on me, no promise made

Still my breath forgot how to behave

One warm drink, no expectation

Just quiet, heavy hesitation

In a world that always wanted more

You wanted nothing… and that’s what tore

My guard apart, my lonely truth

That’s when I fell for the shape of you

I missed our next night, lost the time

Now I’m here, crossing lines in my mind

Watching brown drops, thick and slow

Tracing the memory of your glow

Your voice, your pause, the way you stayed

Like desire that never needed to say

How many drinks till you walk back in

Till that silence wraps around my skin

Even if you don’t come tonight

Your kindness still feels dangerously right

Last call’s near, the glass is dry

But you’re still warm behind my eyes

I’ll sit right here, breathing you

Savoring… the taste you left in my glass