[Verse] The old bus stop bench wears the afternoon, Faded paint and stories, whispering in tune. I sit alone where we once met, Counting shadows, tracing silhouettes. [Pre-Chorus] And in the quiet, I hear a song, A gentle hymn where dreams belong. [Chorus] Songbird dawn, sing me home again, Through the silence and the rain. Carry me where memories bend, Songbird dawn, don’t let me end. [Verse] Leaves fall slow on cracked concrete ground, Echoes of laughter, the lost and found. The morning breaks, but the past holds tight, Flickers of warmth in the coldest light. [Pre-Chorus] And in the stillness, I hear a song, A gentle hymn where dreams belong. [Chorus] Songbird dawn, sing me home again, Through the silence and the rain. Carry me where memories bend, Songbird dawn, don’t let me end. [Bridge] Maybe time can heal the ache, But this old bench, it doesn’t break. If the songbird’s wings could take me high, I’d follow dawn into the sky. [Chorus] Songbird dawn, sing me home again, Through the silence and the rain. Carry me where memories bend, Songbird dawn, don’t let me end. [Outro] Songbird dawn, Don’t let me end.