Verse 1 She woke where the river forgot her name, With silver on her dress like rain. The city smiled, but not at her, Every window blurred the same. Verse 2 She played the organ after dark, For ghosts who never clapped. A man with moonlight in his eyes Kept walking through the cracks. Chorus At the carnival after midnight, The lights still know her song. She dances with the shadow That followed her too long. Was she saved, or was she dreaming? Was she lost before the fall? At the carnival after midnight, The silence calls. Bridge Somewhere beneath the water, A car still turns below. Somewhere inside the music, She already knows.
