Night Walk

I’m holding onto your wandering hand, City lights are smearing like wet paint. You calm me down just by breathing near me, And I swear tonight I don’t want restraint. That silly hat you wear is pure perfection, Like chaos dressed in winter wool. We’re not hiding — let the night discover How two half-lonely hearts feel full. Stars fell right into my pockets tonight, Little sparks that set the dark on fire. You were drunk and fearless in your laughing, And something rare was humming like a wire. If this is wrong — then let it be the right kind, If love is wild — then let it stay untamed. Don’t let go, we’re gravity-defying— Two fools flying with nothing to be blamed. Old phone booth glowing like a promise, We breathe the glass to fog the world away. Side streets whisper stories in the shadows, But none of them can take you away. My knees are numb but I keep smiling, Snow and laughter tangled in the air. Maybe dreams are cheaper than tomorrow— But this one feels too good to spare. Final Chorus Stars kept falling into my pockets warm, Tiny hopes I never knew I missed. You were shining — foolish, golden, reckless, Like a secret I was lucky to have kissed. If this is fleeting — let it burn like sunrise, If it won’t last — then let it live tonight. Hold my hand, don’t ask for explanations— We’re two bright meteors refusing to land right.