Second Chance on Your Street

[Verse 1]
Coffee’s gone cold
But your cup’s still there
Lipstick on the rim
Like you just left the room
Your sweater on my chair
Still smells like June
[Chorus]
I was wrong
I was blind
Pushed you out of my life
Now I’m replaying every word I threw away
If you’re walking down my street
Would you stop
Turn to me
Could we press rewind
Just one more time
Give me a second chance to hold you
Like I should’ve yesterday
[Verse 2]
Friends say “move on”
But they weren’t in this bed
Counting ceiling cracks
While I answered your texts late
You were giving all you had
I was giving you my pride and my mistakes
[Chorus]
I was wrong
I was blind
Pushed you out of my life
Now I’m replaying every word I threw away
If you’re walking down my street
Would you stop
Turn to me
Could we press rewind
Just one more time
Give me a second chance to hold you
Like I should’ve yesterday
[Bridge]
I don’t need forever
Just one night to explain
You can leave in the morning
If your heart still feels the same
But if there’s one small corner
Of your mind that still has room
I’ll fill it with every “I’m sorry”
I never gave you
[Chorus]
I was wrong
I was blind
Pushed you out of my life
Now I’m replaying every word I threw away
If you’re walking down my street
Would you stop
Turn to me
Could we press rewind
Just one more time
Give me a second chance to hold you
Like I should’ve yesterday (oh)
Like I should’ve yesterday

Moody pop ballad with male vocals over sparse piano and soft pads; verses stay intimate and close-mic, then chorus swells with warm bass, distant drums, and stacked harmonies on the hook. Subtle reverse reverb on key phrases for a haunted feel, bridge strips back to almost a whisper before the final chorus blooms wider and brighter., sad