[Intro]
Soft winds over the Seine, a hush in the air,
City of light sighs, where time slips through our fingers.
[Verse 1]
Under rooftop skies in a Paris dusk, I saw your smile fade like a painted sunset, slipping slow between the spires.
We spoke in borrowed hours, bottled dreams we left to the wind, a whisper of forever that never quite arrived.
[Pre-Chorus]
If hearts could hold the blur of a fleeting day, I’d keep that glow just long enough to stay.
[Chorus]
Your touch was a spark that burned too bright then softly died,
A moment we chased through alleys and lilting tides.
Maybe love was a postcard we opened late, and found the ink had bled away.
But in this fevered evening, I still feel your light like wine on the air.
[Verse 2]
The rooftops wore gold, the river wore your name in its bend,
We danced on windowsills where shadows learned to bend.
Every sigh a souvenir, every glance a fragile flame,
The city kept your echo in the corners of my frame.
[Pre-Chorus]
If hearts could hold the blur of a fleeting day, I’d keep that glow just long enough to stay.
[Chorus]
Your touch was a spark that burned too bright then softly died,
A moment we chased through alleys and lilting tides.
Maybe love was a postcard we opened late, and found the ink had bled away.
But in this fevered evening, I still feel your light like wine on the air.
[Bridge]
Across the bridges, the sunset rinses clean what we were holding dear, and I let go with a kiss of the breeze.
[Chorus]
Your touch was a spark that burned too bright then softly died,
A moment we chased through alleys and lilting tides.
Maybe love was a postcard we opened late, and found the ink had bled away.
But in this fevered evening, I still hear your laughter in the rain.
[Outro]
So I keep the memory on a rooftop, where the city blushes, then sighs again, until the dawn.
