Red Rhymes

**Verse 1** In a corner of a silent room, A pair of red shoes stands alone, They once danced in rhythm, full of bloom, Now cold and still, like sculpted stone. **Chorus** Oh, those red shoes, they’ve seen the days, Of love’s embrace and fleeting rays, Now they wait in quiet dust, For feet that danced in dreams and trust. **Verse 2** They held the weight of dreams and vows, On nights when hearts would race and spin, Through crowded streets and sacred boughs, Where love and laughter once had been. **Chorus** Oh, those red shoes, they’ve seen the days, Of love’s embrace and fleeting rays, Now they wait in quiet dust, For feet that danced in dreams and trust. **Bridge** But time’s a thief with shadows' grace, It wore the soles with steps of grief, And in the mirror’s solemn face, The joy was brief, the pain was chief. **Verse 3** Her heart, it whispered tales of woe, Of evenings spent in soft embrace, Of promises that come and go, Like footprints lost without a trace. **Chorus** Oh, those red shoes, they’ve seen the days, Of love’s embrace and fleeting rays, Now they wait in quiet dust, For feet that danced in dreams and trust. **Outro** Now red shoes wait in silent tears, For love that faded through the years, A memory of what has been, A tale of loss, where love has been.