Original lyrics
ENThe last bus left an hour ago
The rain is painting the asphalt slow
I count the windows where the lights are dead
And feel the silence where the city bled
The neon signs are holding their breath
As if they're waiting for something like death
Or maybe just morning, I can't tell anymore
This town feels like a closing door
One by one, they start to go
The orange halos, the tired glow
I used to run toward the bright
Now I just watch them say goodnight
Fading streetlights, one by one
The night is coming undone
The city's pulse is getting weak
And I can finally hear myself speak
No more sirens, no more crowds
Just the lonely rain and the moving clouds
I'm not afraid of the dark inside
I'm afraid of the streetlights that have died
There's a bench where we used to kiss
Now it's just another forgotten wish
The lamppost flickers like a memory
That doesn't know how to set itself free
A dog barks somewhere, then stops
A curtain moves, a shadow drops
The last convenience store closes its gate
And the city begins to hibernate
The further I walk, the fewer remain
Each one surrenders to the rain
I thought the lights would always guide me home
But now I wander through the foam
Fading streetlights, one by one
The night is coming undone
The city's pulse is getting weak
And I can finally hear myself speak
No more sirens, no more crowds
Just the lonely rain and the moving clouds
I'm not afraid of the dark inside
I'm afraid of the streetlights that have died
Was it me who turned away?
Or did the city just decide to fade?
We used to be so bright, so loud
Now I'm a stranger in my own hometown
The last light flickers up ahead
Like a promise that I once misread
It blinks twice, then gives up the fight
And I stand here, wrapped in the night
Fading streetlights, almost gone
The night has already won
The city's heart is cold and weak
And I've forgotten how to speak
No more shadows, no more shapes
Just the emptiness the darkness drapes
I'm not afraid anymore, not even a little
I've become the dark where the streetlights used to flicker
The last one went out at 3:47
I stood there for a while
And for the first time
The city felt like mine