(Glass tapping, distant traffic hum, soft vinyl crackle)
I saw you through the café glass
A moment framed, too slow to pass
You didn’t wave, I didn’t speak
But silence held what words would leak
The window didn’t fog or break
It kept us still for memory’s sake
No touch, no sound, no sudden move
Just distance wrapped in quiet groove
(Glass between us, clear and wide)
(Holding all we used to hide)
(Glass between us, soft and true)
(Still I see the shape of you)
You sipped your drink, I watched the steam
It curled like something from a dream
I almost knocked, but let it go
Some things we’re not supposed to show
The light refracted through your eyes
Like echoes caught in lullabies
No message sent, no signal made
Just presence that refused to fade
(Glass between us, clear and wide)
(Holding all we used to hide)
(Glass between us, soft and true)
(Still I see the shape of you)
(Male – sung softly)
I didn’t need to cross the line
The glass was never meant to shine
It simply held what we became
Two shadows framed without a name
(Glass between us, clear and wide)
(Holding all we used to hide)
(Glass between us, soft and true)
Still I see…
the shape of you
(Glass tapping fades, leaving only quiet)
