[Intro]
Whispers in the corners of a long-lost room
Dust on the shelves remembers all we can't verbatim say
[Verse 1]
We used to trade our mornings like pennies and plans
Now the clock ticks softly, but your shadow still lands
On the porch where the rain kept time with our laughter
And the belfry of our youth rings a familiar chime after
[Chorus]
You and I, we speak in silence, old friend
In glances that linger where conversations end
The miles fade when a memory starts to mend
In quiet rooms where our stories softly bend
[Verse 2]
Photos line the hall with crooked halos of light
We pass the captions knowing what we left unsaid at night
Your honesty is a map I never fully read
Yet I walk the lines you drew, even with the words unsaid
[Chorus]
You and I, we speak in silence, old friend
In glances that linger where conversations end
The miles fade when a memory starts to mend
In quiet rooms where our stories softly bend
[Bridge]
What if we spoke aloud the hush between our breaths
Would the old bridges crumble or glow again with depth
But some conversations keep their glow in the dark
Like fireflies suspended in the same remembered spark
[Chorus]
You and I, we speak in silence, old friend
In glances that linger where conversations end
The miles fade when a memory starts to mend
In quiet rooms where our stories softly bend
[Outro]
So we stand on this threshold where time chooses to pause
And listen for the language that the heart keeps because
Between us—no words needed to know we belong
In the stillness, where our friendship lingers on
