Lyrics

I saw your face across the hall,
Same eyes, same walk, but none of it at all.
You looked right through me like the wind,
Like I’m a chapter you never read to the end.
You laughed at something someone said…
And just like that, the past was dead.
You held my hand in another life,
You once called me your storm and light.
We carved our names behind the gym—
Now you walk past like we’ve never been.
Is it mercy or is it cruel
That I still remember every rule?
Do you know me now—
This voice, this face?
The girl who kissed you
In that fire escape place?
Do you feel it—deep inside—
A trace of something you can’t hide?
You don’t know me now…
But I’m still yours somehow.
I kept your sweater all this time,
It still smells like autumn and lemon-lime.
You called me “sunflower,” laughed at my fears,
Now I’d give anything for just one tear…
One flicker in your frozen gaze
To tell me you remember those days.
Maybe it’s gone, maybe you’re new
But my heart stayed loyal to the you I knew.
They say forgetfulness is kind,
But it’s torture when you're left behind.
Do you know me now?
Can your heart recall—
The girl who swore she'd catch your fall?
If there’s a spark, a single flame—
Say my eyes still look the same…
You don’t know me now…
But I’m still here.
I’m still the vow…
You don’t remember…
But I remember how.