Lyric

Through a moonlit windowpane

I still see your face in the rain

Reflections dance on silent glass

Echoes of a love that couldn’t last

The night remembers how we kissed

In shadows full of tenderness

You used to sit right next to me

Wrapped in quilts and memories

The city lights, a lullaby

While you traced dreams across the sky

But seasons change and curtains fall

Now silence lingers in the hall

I press my hand against the light

Still hoping you’ll return tonight

Through a moonlit windowpane

I still see your face in the rain

Reflections dance on silent glass

Echoes of a love that couldn’t last

The night remembers how we kissed

In shadows full of tenderness

I whisper things you used to say

To no one else, they drift away

Each syllable, a thread I pull

To stitch your absence beautiful

And every drop upon the frame

Feels like it’s crying out your name

The moon and I, alone again

Just watching what we used to be, pretend

Through a moonlit windowpane

I still see your face in the rain

Reflections dance on silent glass

Echoes of a love that couldn’t last

The night remembers how we kissed

In shadows full of tenderness

If stars could speak, they’d say your name

Etched in frost upon the pane

I'd trace it there with trembling hand

And try to understand

Through a moonlit windowpane

I still see your face in the rain

Time can pass and hearts can fade

But this window holds the love we made

Forever framed by silver light

You're still the ghost that haunts my night