[Intro]
Two hearts, two rivers, one shoreline in the rain.
A shadowed vow beneath the quiet, stubborn grain.
[Verse 1]
I found you where the harbor lights forget to sleep,
Between the city’s clamor and the fields where watchmen weep.
Your whisper wore my name in a language old and true,
A tenderness that breaks the rules the way dawn breaks through.
[Pre-Chorus]
They say our maps don’t cross, that borders keep us small,
But I hear future silences where our hands refuse to fall.
[Chorus]
Let them say it’s forbidden, let them call it wrong, my flame,
We walk a quiet defiance, just a boy and girl, no game.
If love is a revolution, then we’re bullets in a lullaby,
Two worlds, one heartbeat, and I’m never letting you go, not tonight.
[Verse 2]
Your laughter is a compass I keep in my coat,
Guiding me through whispers of judgment that they wrote.
We harvest moonlight from corners nobody sees,
And vow to guard this secret like a harvest of our own theives.
[Pre-Chorus]
Let the elders measure borders with their parchment and their sighs,
Our future’s built in small confessions when we close our eyes.
[Chorus]
Let them say it’s forbidden, let them call it wrong, my flame,
We walk a quiet defiance, just a boy and girl, no game.
If love is a revolution, then we’re bullets in a lullaby,
Two worlds, one heartbeat, and I’m never letting you go, not tonight.
[Bridge]
And if the night forgets to judge us, we’ll remember how we chose,
To cradle every secret dream until the morning softly grows.
[Chorus]
Let them say it’s forbidden, let them call it wrong, my flame,
We walk a quiet defiance, just a boy and girl, no game.
If love is a revolution, then we’re bullets in a lullaby,
Two worlds, one heartbeat, and I’m never letting you go, not tonight.
[Outro]
So here’s our quiet vow, kept safe beneath a quiet sky,
Two worlds, one breath, and love that learns to fly.
