[Intro]
Soft wind through cedar trees, a hush in the square
I trace the corners of your laughter lingering there
[Verse 1]
Snow flits like quiet confetti on the old town streetways
Coffee steam bends the dawn, maps your handwriting in faint haze
The market bell remembers us in colors that won’t fade
A season held in amber, then gently slips away
[Pre-Chorus]
I close my eyes and taste the maple, hear our footsteps in the rain
Every scent, a photograph that time refuses to erase again
[Chorus]
The colors fade, but the warmth remains
Echoes of you in every lane
Joy was brief, yet it stays, like a whispered refrain
In this season’s wake, I keep your name
[Verse 2]
Lantern glow on cobblestones, we learned to pause and listen
Footprints in the autumn dust, where our promises were written
The harbor breeze still carries your voice in its own small refrain
A lighthouse steady, guiding back to summer’s flame
[Pre-Chorus]
I open the gate and hear your laughter ripple through the pines
The air still tastes of cinnamon and rain on old timelines
[Chorus]
The colors fade, but the warmth remains
Echoes of you in every lane
Joy was brief, yet it stays, like a whispered refrain
In this season’s wake, I keep your name
[Bridge]
If memory is a harbor, I’m anchored in its glow
Storms may rise outside, but inside, soft embers grow
[Chorus]
The colors fade, but the warmth remains
Echoes of you in every lane
Joy was brief, yet it stays, like a whispered refrain
In this season’s wake, I keep your name
[Outro]
Season sighs and settles down, but I still hear your rain
And I walk these streets with you, in the quiet afterglow
