《Somebody Like You》

Verse 1: I walked down to the river where the waters do blend, With the old pages of a letter I never did send. I saw a train crossing, carrying someone's dream, In the whistle and the steam, I heard a scream. Chorus: Someone like you, my once morning sun, Now just a memory on the run. The streets echo with tales once true, Of a time when I was alongside you. Verse 2: In the market where secrets and whispers trade, I met an old man who knew the promises we made. He sang a song of a lost yesterday, In his harmonica play, I lost my way. Chorus: Someone like you, who knew my deepest blue, Turned into a silhouette as life withdrew. Your shadow lingers where we used to walk, In the silent talk, where ghosts now stalk. Bridge: I've been to the mountains, I've been to the sea, Searching for what you took away from me. But all the treasures and the maps of old, Can't lead me back, can't break the cold. Verse 3: Now I sit by the fire, with the embers of desire, Writing verses to quench an unending fire. The clock ticks on as night covers the hue, In the darkness, I'm still searching for someone like you. Chorus: Someone like you, my once guiding star, Faded in the distance, a journey too far. Echoes of laughter, the pain of the new, In the darkness, I'm still searching for someone like you. Chorus: Someone like you, my once guiding star, Faded in the distance, a journey too far. Echoes of laughter, the pain of the new, All I got left is this image of you. Outro: So here's to the roads, and here's to the night, To the strangers in shadows and to fading light. May the songs keep playing and the rivers flow, For someone like you, wherever I go.