Bittersweet Confetti

Raindrops dancing on the window pane

Coffee turns cold, alone again

Photographs scattered on the floor

Smiles and silence, what we had before

But I hear your laughter

Carried by the midnight air

Pieces of our ever after

Still lingering everywhere

It's a sweet, sweet heartbreak

Every memory tastes like sugar and ache

Would I go back? I can't say

But the music of us still plays

In a bittersweet, endless ballet

Letters left open on my nightstand

Words like petals slip from my hand

Echoes of footsteps down the hall

I trace the shadows—miss it all

Still I hear your laughter

Painted soft in faded light

Pages of our story after

Folded neatly in the night

It's a sweet, sweet heartbreak

Every memory tastes like sugar and ache

Would I go back? I can't say

But the music of us still plays

In a bittersweet, endless ballet

Hope flickers on the ivory keys

Your ghost sits quietly next to me

If this is the last note I ever find

Let it hold the sweetness left behind

It's a sweet, sweet heartbreak

Every memory tastes like sugar and ache

Would I go back? I can't say

But the music of us still plays

In a bittersweet, endless balletLet the piano softly close the door

As I learn to let you go once more