In the Silence of the Night

In the silence of the night, melancholy makes its way, A subtle pain, a shadow that will never fade. Those who don’t know how to be happy, whose hearts are shattered, Walk among memories, seeking a ray of light. (Pre-Chorus) The stars dance in the sky, like forgotten tears, And the wind whispers secrets known only to the moon. Melancholy is a wordless song, an invisible embrace, Enveloping the weary soul and holding it captive. (Chorus) Oh, melancholy, sweet companion of lonely nights, You weave yourself into the folds of the soul, like silver threads. Those who don’t know how to be happy, who have lost their way, Find refuge in you, melancholy, and lose themselves in your embrace. (Verse 2) The deserted streets stretch out, like the notes of a sad melody, And shadows blend with shattered dreams. Those who don’t know how to be happy, who have lost hope, Find comfort in the sound of the wind and the scent of rain. (Pre-Chorus) Leaves fall like autumn tears, And the heart tightens in the memory of distant days. Melancholy is a journey without destination, a shipwreck in the infinite, But perhaps, right there, beauty hides. (Chorus) Oh, melancholy, you are the poetry written on faded pages, The reflection of the moon in silent lakes. Those who don’t know how to be happy, who have misplaced the key, Find solace in you, melancholy, and let themselves be cradled by your song. (Outro) And so, amidst the notes of this song, melancholy dissolves, Like mist at sunrise. Those who don’t know how to be happy, Who have lost their way, perhaps will find the answer in silence, in waiting, in love.