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Madison, My Heart's Song 2 by Jennifer

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Madison, My Heart's Song 2

Pop Ballad

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[Verse 1]
June sixth, the summer air was still, slow,
You smiled — the kind of kindness I’d only known in old photos.
Your laugh cracked through the quiet streets like sunlight through cracked blinds,
I caught a glimpse in those soft eyes, a place where gentle hides.
[Pre-Chorus]
And since that day, your name’s a quiet song on my tongue,
Whispers in the silence where my memories have hung.
[Chorus]
Madison, I’m tracing the lines where your light bends,
Holding onto a warmth that never quite ends.
You’re a calm in the chaos, a steady sea, a friend,
Madison, I hope you’re well — I never stopped missing you then.
[Verse 2]
Waves of thought bring your voice back like a sudden rain,
Soft and tender, breaking through the city’s hardened frame.
I wonder if you’re laughing now, or just finding peace,
Or if the kindness in your eyes has only grown, never ceased.
[Pre-Chorus]
Your name’s a quiet song on my tongue, still ringing true,
In the spaces that hold shadows and sunlight too.
[Chorus]
Madison, I’m tracing the lines where your light bends,
Holding onto a warmth that never quite ends.
You’re a calm in the chaos, a steady sea, a friend,
Madison, I hope you’re well — I never stopped missing you then.
[Bridge]
Maybe time’s just a river running strong and wide,
But I keep dipping my hands in the moments you’re beside.
If kindness had weight, you’d still be here to hold,
Though now I’m left with stories and this quiet heart untold.
[Chorus]
Madison, I’m tracing the lines where your light bends,
Holding onto a warmth that never quite ends.
You’re a calm in the chaos, a steady sea, a friend,
Madison, I hope you’re well — I never stopped missing you then.
[Outro]
The city hums without you, but in my chest remains—
A hope, a flicker, a wish that someday calls your name.