The Last Kiss of the World

[Verse 1]

When the sky grew tired of turning and the winds forgot their names,

We stood beneath the trembling sun like two survivors of a flame.

There was dust upon the daylight, there was sorrow on the ground—

And the rivers held their breath as if afraid to make a sound.

[Pre-Chorus]

Oh, the mountains leaned in closer, like they wanted one more view…

Of the way the world was ending quietly between me and you…

[Chorus]

And we shared the last kiss of the world,

soft as falling embers in the blue.

All the stars sank into silence,

all the roads forgot what they once knew.

But the earth kept one small heartbeat,

just enough to carry through—

the last kiss of the world

I gave to you.

[Verse 2]

There were voices in the shadows, but they faded with the light,

And the oceans closed their eyelids like a child afraid of night.

Every memory we carried turned to ash between our hands,

As the horizon bowed its head, unable to withstand.

[Pre-Chorus]

Oh, the clocks refused their ticking, every minute lost its shape…

Time itself was only drifting like a curtain torn by fate…

[Chorus]

And we shared the last kiss of the world,

soft as falling embers in the blue.

All the stars sank into silence,

all the roads forgot what they once knew.

But the earth kept one small heartbeat,

just enough to carry through—

the last kiss of the world

I gave to you.

[Bridge]

Maybe love was the lantern

in the ruins of the dawn,

A single spark remembering

what life was built upon.

[Final Chorus]

So we shared the last kiss of the world,

with the sky collapsing too.

No tomorrow left to hunger,

nothing more we’d have to lose.

Still the wind held close the echo

of a truth that stayed so true—

the last kiss of the world

was always you.