The Indigo Death

In a town where dreams once soared, Lies a place, Indigo Park. Gates are rusted, lights are dim, Echoes whisper in the dark. Once a kingdom full of laughter, Now it's haunted by the past. Memories like faded photographs, Of a joy that couldn't last. Indigo Park, where the magic died, Ferris wheels and broken rides. Ghosts of smiles in the carousel, A forgotten fairytale. Cotton candy, empty stands, Rollercoasters lost their thrill. Merry-go-round with no more plans, Frozen in a time that's still. Cotton clouds in a sunless sky, Music silenced in the breeze. Dreams and hopes that said goodbye, Now just shadows in the trees. Indigo Park, where the magic died, Ferris wheels and broken rides. Ghosts of smiles in the carousel, A forgotten fairytale. Laughter's just a distant echo, Footprints faded in the ground. Once a place where hearts would let go, Now it's lost, never found. Indigo Park, where the magic died, Ferris wheels and broken rides. Ghosts of smiles in the carousel, A forgotten fairytale. Indigo Park, the silent song, Where the night will always be long. Memories dance in the dark, In the heart of Ind