[Verse] The firelight flickers on the wall, A shadow dances, tall and thin. She speaks in whispers, old and low, Of skies that burned where birds had flown. [Pre-Chorus] No star would shine that bitter year, The world was wrapped in smoke and fear. But in the dark, a hand held mine— A whispered prayer, a tender sign. [Chorus] Oh, we were young, but the war aged us, Families torn, hearts in dust. Through every storm, through every night, I saw your eyes—my guiding light. Through fire and frost, through pain and dread, I held on to the love you said. [Verse] She folds her hands, the memory clear, Of brothers lost, of tears held dear. A letter burned, a name erased, But still, the love, time can’t erase. [Pre-Chorus] The wind outside still hums the tune, Of lullabies beneath the moon. And though the years have turned to stone, That love still lives—and still is home. [Chorus] Oh, we were young, but the war aged us, Families torn, hearts in dust. Through every storm, through every night, I saw your eyes—my guiding light. Through fire and frost, through pain and dread, I held on to the love you said. [Bridge] Now silence sings where soldiers marched, And ghosts remain, unclaimed, unmarked. But in this room, with you so near, I hear the past—it still is here. [Chorus] Oh, we were young, but the war aged us, Families torn, hearts in dust. Through every storm, through every night, I saw your eyes—my guiding light. Through fire and frost, through pain and dread, I held on to the love you said. [Outro] The fire dims, the embers glow, A voice still whispers, soft and slow— The past won’t fade… the love won’t flee… Your hand still holds me… still is me.