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点击复制Fading December
Singing：sixteen Echo
Words：sixteen Echo
Accompaniment：sixteen Echo
Harmony：sixteen Echo
“Snow keeps falling… just like before.”
The snow swirls outside, landing on old streets,
Familiar melodies echo, like the warmth of your heartbeat.
Neon lights reflect shadows in the window pane,
Memories rush back, but no one understands the pain.
The scarf you gave still holds its warmth,
Yet our story took a different course.
“Guess we were never meant to be…”
You said in winter’s night, you’d always stay,
But promises melt like snow, fading away.
This fading December, our story left untold,
The words you whispered, lost in the cold.
Fireworks in the sky, they burned so bright,
Then disappeared into the night.
“Just like you and me…”
The café corner still has our place,
But your seat remains an empty space.
Among the crowd, I catch a glimpse,
A shadow like you—then it slips.
Do you remember the letter I wrote?
Or did the winter winds take it as a joke?
“I guess you never meant to stay…”
You said in winter’s night, you’d always stay,
But promises melt like snow, fading away.
This fading December, our story left untold,
The words you whispered, lost in the cold.
Fireworks in the sky, they burned so bright,
Then disappeared into the night.
“Just like you and me…”
The echoes of the past still linger near,
Your laughter plays inside my dreams so clear.
But if we met again, would things change?
Would we rewrite our fate, turn a new page?
“Maybe in another time… another place…”
This fading December, yet memories don’t freeze,
The love we buried still rustles in the breeze.
Fireworks in the sky, so fleeting yet bright,
Perhaps love was always meant to fade into night.
“Maybe we were never meant to last…”
“Snow keeps falling… just like before.”
The echoes of the past still linger near,
Your laughter plays inside my dreams so clear.
But if we met again, would things change?
Would we rewrite our fate, turn a new page?
“Maybe in another time… another place…”
“Snow keeps falling… just like before.”