[Verse] Cobblestones hum beneath my wheels, Streetlight hush in quiet reels. A sax sighs from a smoky door— Rain-kissed air and midnight’s lore. [Pre-Chorus] No map, no hurry, just the turn, Where shadows lean and music burns. [Chorus] Oh, ride the alley, soft and low, Where jazz and rain both come and go. Every curve a whispered tune, Under stars and moonlight’s moon. Oh, ride the alley, no one knew— Just you and sound, and me and you. [Verse] A blue scarf flutters on a line, A distant laugh on a window’s spine. The city breathes in slow disguise, While blues in corners softly rise. [Pre-Chorus] No map, no hurry, just the turn, Where shadows lean and music burns. [Chorus] Oh, ride the alley, soft and low, Where jazz and rain both come and go. Every curve a whispered tune, Under stars and moonlight’s moon. Oh, ride the alley, no one knew— Just you and sound, and me and you. [Bridge] The wet brick sings a minor key, A saxophone hums through the free. No need to name the nameless street— This moment’s where the soul’s complete. [Chorus] Oh, ride the alley, soft and low, Where jazz and rain both come and go. Every curve a whispered tune, Under stars and moonlight’s moon. Oh, ride the alley, no one knew— Just you and sound, and me and you. [Outro] Ride the alley… No one knew… Just you and sound… And me and you…