In the corner of this smoky room,
There’s an empty chair where you used to sit,
I pour another drink, try to drown the gloom,
But this aching heart won’t let me quit.
The heavy rain, it taps against my skin,
Reminds me of the tears I never show,
Fading shadows dance where our love had been,
Every drop’s a memory, won’t let go.
I light a cigarette, watch the smoke curl high,
Each puff whispers secrets of yesterday,
The laughter echoes softly, but it’s hard to deny,
That now it’s just these blues that come to stay.
The neon lights flicker, casting light on my pain,
I sway to a melody that feels so wrong,
The ghosts of our love fill this empty lane,
And I’m left to sing this lonesome song.
The heavy rain keeps falling, washing dreams away,
It washes the warmth of your touch from this place,
While the world keeps on turning, I’m here to stay,
With fading shadows and an empty space.
But I’ll rise with the dawn, find a way to be free,
Let the storm run its course, until it’s done,
For even in the darkness, hope still calls to me,
Someday I’ll find a light, and the heavy rain will run.
Blues
Heavy rain, empty chair, smoky room, aching heart, fading shadows
Blues
Heavy rain, empty chair, smoky room, aching heart, fading shadows