The city takes off its daytime noise
Lights flicker on like distant voices
I’m not in a hurry, I’m just breathing
Feeling how the time becomes softer
Taxis drift by like quiet dreams
I stay right here inside this calm
Let the world rush somewhere ahead —
Tonight I’m happy just to watch
No words needed, no big declarations
Just the glow in someone’s window, a small salvation
This isn’t about grandeur or success
It’s about this moment that warms me inside
City breathes, city remembers
Every light in the window is a quiet sign
We run so fast, but sometimes it’s worth to stand still
And listen how the city whispers: “It’ll be alright.”
City breathes — don’t rush
There’s a quiet in the noise that you can trust
We’ll find our rhythm among all these lights
Even if the day was too long
Someone writes letters, someone waits for a call
Someone just watches clouds against the wall
In this mosaic of other people’s stories
Mine is simple, without extra words
You don’t have to save the world or change it all
Sometimes it’s enough just not to lose
This quiet feeling that things are moving as they should
Even when it feels like you’re not where you should
(Bass and congas only. Vocals intimate.)
Sometimes the most important thing isn’t to get there
But to notice how the evening settles on the city
How the light reflects on wet pavement
How silence gets louder than any words
City breathes, city remembers
Every light in the window is a quiet sign
We run so fast, but sometimes it’s worth to stand still
And listen how the city whispers: “It’ll be alright.”
City breathes — don’t rush
There’s a quiet in the noise that you can trust
We’ll find our rhythm among all these lights
Even if the day was too long
City breathes