MUSIC FOR SALE

[Verse 1]
The airport, flight boards, crowd’s steady hum,
Your gaze caught mine — and memories start to come.
You’re with your family near the check‑in line,
I’m not alone either — we part ways once more, this time.

[Verse 2]
Right here before, so many years ago,
We parted in anger, with no «farewell» to show.
We were so young, testing love’s fragile thread,
Made too many mistakes — what’s done can’t be undone instead.

[Pre Chorus]
No need for words — it’s all been said before,
No blame to seek, no old wounds to explore.
Only memories linger, far away they stay,
Warm moments kept safe, through night and day.
A look, a smile — then we fly once more,
Where past is a shadow, and future’s at the door.

[Chorus]
May all be well with you, wherever you go,
Light in your window, warmth, peace, no woe.
I wish you well, with a heart that’s true,
May luck go with you, in all you do.

[Verse 3]
You laugh, your child pulls your hand once again,
Your husband stands close — love shines within.
From afar I watch, I won’t intrude,
A gentle sadness — it doesn’t hurt, it’s soft, it’s good.

[Verse 4]
Our glances meet for a moment, just the same,
We smile at each other — then part once again.
Two paths, two fates, two wings spread wide,
But thank you for the time our lives collided.

[Pre Chorus]
No need for words — it’s all been said before,
No blame to seek, no old wounds to explore.
Only memories linger, far away they stay,
Warm moments kept safe, through night and day.
A look, a smile — then we fly once more,
Where past is a shadow, and future’s at the door.

[Chorus]
May all be well with you, wherever you go,
Light in your window, warmth, peace, no woe.
I wish you well, with a heart that’s true,
May luck go with you, in all you do.

[Bridge]
The airport — a crossroads of fate,
Where we must choose which path to take.
We’ve chosen different roads to go,
So it was meant to be, I know.

[Final Chorus]
May all be well with you, wherever you go,
Light in your window, warmth, peace, no woe.
I wish you well, with a heart that’s true,
May the sky protect you — farewell…