Skyline Whisper

Verse 1

Streetlights hum, I’m parked outside your gate,

Radio static singing songs we used to hate.

Your silhouette behind the curtain, second floor,

I count the shadows like I’m keeping score.

Pre-Chorus

Phone on silent, but I still feel the ring,

Every heartbeat’s a message I can’t bring.

Chorus

I’m talking to the skyline, hoping you hear,

Words I can’t say when you’re standing near.

If the night could carry my voice through the air,

Tell you I’m sorry, tell you I still care.

Ooh, leave a light on, leave a sign,

I’ll be waiting till the stars realign.

Verse 2

Neighbor’s dog barks at the echo of my shoes,

Every step on the pavement feels like bad news.

Your favorite sweater’s still folded on my seat,

Smells like the summer we swore we’d repeat.

Pre-Chorus

Window cracked, I rehearse what I’ll say,

But the words dissolve in the break of day.

Chorus

I’m talking to the skyline, hoping you hear,

Words I can’t say when you’re standing near.

If the night could carry my voice through the air,

Tell you I’m sorry, tell you I still care.

Ooh, leave a light on, leave a sign,

I’ll be waiting till the stars realign.

Bridge

If you’re up there counting clouds like I do,

Know the moon’s just a mirror reflecting you.

One knock, one chance, one open door—

I’ll trade every sunrise for one minute more.

Final Chorus

I’m talking to the skyline, screaming your name,

Hoping the wind blows it back the same.

If the night could carry my voice through the air,

Bring you running down those stairs.

Ooh, leave a light on, leave it bright,

I’ll be here till the morning light.