[Verse] Rain on the window, glass half-full, Your shadow still lingers in the barstool’s hull. I wrote your name in smudged ink on a napkin, Left it there like an echo I couldn’t dismiss. [Pre-Chorus] I never learned how to speak so soft, But this quiet storm’s all I’ve got. [Chorus] Oh, I’m sorry, sorry, whisperin’ through the smoke, A silent flame on a moment’s hope. Not a grand goodbye, just a line on a napkin, Love’s slow burn in a half-light. I’m sorry, sorry, like a gentle drum, The kind that never gets caught by the sun. [Verse] We danced to no music, just the hum of the street, You said I was fire, I called you the beat. Now the booth’s empty, and the lights are low, But your laughter still hums where the silence grows. [Pre-Chorus] I never learned how to hold a truth tight, But this moment’s mine, and I’m letting it go. [Chorus] Oh, I’m sorry, sorry, whisperin’ through the smoke, A silent flame on a moment’s hope. Not a grand goodbye, just a line on a napkin, Love’s slow burn in a half-light. I’m sorry, sorry, like a gentle drum, The kind that never gets caught by the sun. [Bridge] Time don’t heal, but it teaches how to sigh, To let go with a sigh, not a cry. This napkin’s my vow — no need to scream, Just a breath, a truth, a quiet dream. [Chorus] Oh, I’m sorry, sorry, whisperin’ through the smoke, A silent flame on a moment’s hope. Not a grand goodbye, just a line on a napkin, Love’s slow burn in a half-light. I’m sorry, sorry, like a gentle drum, The kind that never gets caught by the sun. [Outro] Sorry, sorry, soft as the rain… You were home, and I stayed in the pain. Just a line, just a napkin, just a name… And the tune still plays, but it’s not the same.