[Verse] Sunlight splits the brambles, dusty gold and thin, Your name still on my tongue like a half-remembered hymn. I reach for berries, deep and dark as night, But the hands that used to share them now are out of sight. [Pre-Chorus] One more row, just one more trail, The wild ones grow, but not for me. [Chorus] Blackberry sun, summer’s last reply, Glowing bright in the fading sky. You’re here in the taste, here in the stain, In every berry, I’m still your sister through the pain. Blackberry sun, soft and slow, I still call you, even when you don’t know. [Verse] We used to laugh where the ditches ran, Catching light in our sticky hands. Now the silence hums between the trees, And the berries blush with secrets we can’t see. [Pre-Chorus] One more row, just one more trail, The wild ones grow, but not for me. [Chorus] Blackberry sun, summer’s last reply, Glowing bright in the fading sky. You’re here in the taste, here in the stain, In every berry, I’m still your sister through the pain. Blackberry sun, soft and slow, I still call you, even when you don’t know. [Bridge] If time could fold like a cloth in the rain, I’d press your face to my palm again. Just one more season, one more thread, To mend what’s scattered, like the red on my red. [Chorus] Blackberry sun, summer’s last reply, Glowing bright in the fading sky. You’re here in the taste, here in the stain, In every berry, I’m still your sister through the pain. Blackberry sun, soft and slow, I still call you, even when you don’t know. [Outro] Blackberry sun… I still call… Even when you don’t know.