
9.5 Friday Night Trains
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- electric guitar
- riffs
- bass guitar
- bassline
- guitar solo
- dance
- strings
- atmospheric rock
- cinematic
- deep house
- 2020s
- dance pop
- guitar
- atmospheric
- synthwave
- experimental pop
- pops orchestra
Lyrics
Intro
Rain on the glass
Yellow light flickers cold
Platform empty now
Footsteps echo down the hall
Verse 1
Old key turns slow
Door groans like it remembers
Dust on the windowsill
A notebook left on the chair
Flipping through pages
Faded ink and dates
November the fifth
"Iced buns from the kiosk"
"He laughed when the train whistled"
"Seven years old today"
Pre-Chorus
I barely looked back then
I was already gone
But someone was writing it down
Line by line
Chorus
Friday night trains
I thought they were nothing
Just waiting in the cold
Just waving goodbye
Friday night trains
What did I miss
Someone was counting the minutes
While I was counting the sky
Verse 2
March the twelfth
"He asked about the moon"
"Picked a wildflower"
"Pressed it in my coat"
September the third
"Walked him to the bridge"
"He said stay with me"
"I said next week for sure"
Pre-Chorus
The dates keep going
Years I can't remember
Every single Friday
He was right here
Chorus
Friday night trains
I thought they were nothing
Just standing on the platform
Just watching him wave
Friday night trains
Now I see the truth
Someone was saving the moments
I was too young to save
Bridge
And the rain keeps falling
Through the broken station roof
And I'm holding all these pages
Like a photograph of proof
He never said a word
He just wrote it in the dark
Every ordinary Friday
Made a map around my heart
Guitar Solo
Final Chorus
Friday night trains
Running through the rain
I'm reading every line now
And I'm never the same
Friday night trains
You carried him home
And I'll carry this notebook
Through every station I go
You were not just waiting
You were holding all the light
And I see you now
I see you now
I see you now
Outro
Rain on the glass
Yellow light flickers warm
Platform empty now
But I'm not alone anymore
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