It’s late…
And I’m talking to the moonlight…
Hoping you hear me…
City’s asleep, but my mind won’t rest
Thinking ’bout us, trying to process
Your shadow dances in my room tonight
Even though you’re gone, I still feel your light
I walk these streets under neon glow
Feeling the chill, missing you more than you know
Every step echoes the words we never said
I’m talking to the moonlight while lying in bed
Friends say “let go, it’s time to move on”
But the night’s too quiet, and the memories are strong
I whisper your name, but only the wind replies
The moon watches me, reflecting my cries
I reach for you… but you’re not there
Only the moonlight meets my stare
Talking to the moonlight
Hoping you hear me tonight
All the words I couldn’t say
Fading slowly into the gray
Talking to the moonlight
Praying you feel my fight
Every tear I try to hide
Is a secret I confide
I remember nights we’d laugh and dream
Now I’m standing alone by this quiet stream
Your name’s engraved in my heart and soul
But distance and time are taking their toll
I write you letters I’ll never send
Pouring my heart out to the wind
The stars above know what I feel
Talking to the moonlight… hoping it’s real
I replay the moments, the smiles, the pain
Wondering if you even think of me the same
I’m trapped in a loop I can’t explain
Your absence burns, like a midnight flame
I call your name… but hear no reply
The moon just shines in the empty sky
Talking to the moonlight
Hoping you hear me tonight
All the words I couldn’t say
Fading slowly into the gray
Talking to the moonlight
Praying you feel my fight
Every tear I try to hide
Is a secret I confide
Maybe one day, you’ll look up too
And feel the words I’m sending to you
Until then, I sit and speak
To the moonlight, when nights get deep
Talking to the moonlight
Hoping you hear me tonight
All the pain, all the regret
Every feeling I can’t forget
Talking to the moonlight
Praying you see my plight
Even though we’re far apart
I send my heart through the dark
It’s late…
I’m still talking to the moonlight…
Hoping you hear me…