– soft, slow-breath delivery] Snowflakes drifting down like memories in the night Each one feels like something we once held so tight Your shadow walking through the winter in my mind I reach but all I catch is fading light ⸻ [Verse 1] We traced our names in frost along the windowpane Laughed beneath the streetlights, washed in silver rain Your hand in mine was home, but home can fall apart The moment fingers slipped, you took half of my heart ⸻ [Pre-Chorus 1] Your quiet voice still lingers in the winter air A gentle goodbye that felt too cruel to bear If time would let me bend the past, I swear I’d run right back and find you standing there ⸻ [Chorus] Silent night, you fade from my sight Winter winds keep whispering your name tonight I still love you, even though it burns inside Forever felt so close beneath the lights But now I’m here alone beneath the sky Silent snow, falling slow — and so am I ⸻ [Verse 2] Your scarf still carries traces of the way you smelled Like cinnamon and warmth — a truth I never held You turned away with softness in your eyes And somehow that was harder than the lies ⸻ [Pre-Chorus 2] My frozen thoughts are tangled like the evening stars I try to step ahead but still we are A song unfinished, echoing too far Love’s constellation… fading where we are ⸻ [Chorus 2] Silent night, you fade from my sight Silent snow is melting though the pain ignites I still miss you — every heartbeat turns to cries The memory of your warmth is still alive And every winter breath repeats your name Even though you’re gone — I feel you just the same ⸻ [Bridge] When the snowfall stops, will you remember me? Or will our love dissolve like ice upon the sea? The last glance you gave was soft like morning sun So beautiful — but that’s the way love comes undone ⸻ [Final Chorus – long, emotional, slow-burn end] Silent night, you fade like light But the love you left still burns so bright Even if this holy night is mine alone I’ll hold your ghost like skin against my bones Until the snow stops falling from the sky And my heart learns to survive the winter without your eyes
