I hear your voicev6

(Verse 1) I hear your voice in the quiet of the night, Like a whisper carried on the wind’s soft flight. Even when the city sleeps and lights go dim, Your words still echo, holding me within. I close my eyes and suddenly you’re near, As if the distance disappears right here. (Pre‑Chorus) It’s not the sound, it’s what it means to me, A single note that sets the whole world free. I trace the tone, the way it breaks the cold, You’re not just speaking—you’re touching my soul. (Chorus) I hear your voice, and time stands still for a while, It turns the dark into a thousand shades of light. No matter how far we drift across the miles, I hear your voice—it’s my compass in the night. I hear your voice, like a song I’ve known all my life, The one that keeps me steady through the storm and strife. (Verse 2) I catch it in the rustle of the leaves, In the hum of trains and distant city beats. Sometimes I think I’m dreaming, losing grip, But then you say my name and I’m right back. Not just the words, but the warmth behind each line, That’s what I’m chasing, that’s what keeps me fine. (Bridge) If silence ever takes the world away, And every sound dissolves into the gray, I’ll hold this tone inside my chest like fire, A single voice that never stops inspiring. It doesn’t need to shout to fill the space, It speaks in colors, in the quiet grace. (Chorus) I hear your voice, and time stands still for a while, It turns the dark into a thousand shades of light. No matter how far we drift across the miles, I hear your voice—it’s my compass in the night. I hear your voice, like a song I’ve known all my life, The one that keeps me steady through the storm and strife. (Chorus) I hear your voice, and time stands still for a while, It turns the dark into a thousand shades of light. No matter how far we drift across the miles, I hear your voice—it’s my compass in the night. I hear your voice, like a song I’ve known all my life, The one that keeps me steady through the storm and strife. (Outro) I hear your voice… Just a breath, just a word, Enough to be home again. I hear your voice.