[Verse] Sunset gold on dusty stalls, Baskets brimming, sweet and small. One peach left, round and dim, Crumbling just a little, still a gem. [Pre-Chorus] She smiles as I reach in slow, No need to rush, no need to go. Just a moment, just a breath— This one’s yours, I’ll take my rest. [Chorus] Oh, the last peach, shared with grace, Fragrant like a stolen embrace. No need to buy, no need to say— Just pass it gently, come what may. Oh, the last peach, soft and true, A sweet goodbye, a kind hello. No one’s lost, no love’s in haste— Just a peach, and you, and me, and taste. [Verse] Skin like sunset, warm and thin, Peaches fall, but not the kin. I take a bite, she wipes her hand, Both of us smiling at the land. [Pre-Chorus] The market breathes, a quiet tune, This little moment’s all I’ve won. No money paid, no need to keep— Just the peach, and us, and peace. [Chorus] Oh, the last peach, shared with grace, Fragrant like a stolen embrace. No need to buy, no need to say— Just pass it gently, come what may. Oh, the last peach, soft and true, A sweet goodbye, a kind hello. No one’s lost, no love’s in haste— Just a peach, and you, and me, and taste. [Bridge] Maybe we’ll meet again, When the stalls are full again. But for now, this one’s enough— A shared sweetness, bright and tough. [Chorus] Oh, the last peach, shared with grace, Fragrant like a stolen embrace. No need to buy, no need to say— Just pass it gently, come what may. Oh, the last peach, soft and true, A sweet goodbye, a kind hello. No one’s lost, no love’s in haste— Just a peach, and you, and me, and taste. [Outro] Just a peach… And you… And me… And taste.