A jazz song about the night, the moon, and sorrow.
Lyrics
[Verse]
The night wraps me in velvet blue,
A quiet cloak, no stars in view.
The moon hangs low, its silver sigh,
A beacon cold in an empty sky.
Shadows dance, but they don’t stay,
Fading whispers, they slip away.
[Chorus]
Oh, moonlight, you cruel companion,
You light the path, yet leave me undone.
You shine so bright, but can’t console,
This aching heart, this hollow soul.
[Verse 2]
The breeze it hums a mournful tune,
A lonely hymn beneath the moon.
Each note it bends, it twists, it weeps,
A melody that sorrow keeps.
I chase the stars, but they don’t hear,
Lost in silence, drowned by fear.
[Bridge]
Why does the night hold all my pain?
Each hour drips like soft, cold rain.
The moon, it watches, pale and true,
A silent judge, in its ghostly hue.
[Chorus]
Oh, moonlight, you cruel companion,
You light the path, yet leave me undone.
You shine so bright, but can’t console,
This aching heart, this hollow soul.
[Outro]
So here I sit, beneath your glow,
A captive of the night I know.
Moonlight lingers, soft and slow,
While sorrow sings where shadows go.