Blue Hour Revival (versie 2)

Verse

Doorman's gone home, the streetlight bends

Your jacket's tied up loose at the end

Speakers are humming through an open window

Somebody left their shoes on the floor again

We were dancing by nine, the bassline still warm

Now the taxis are rolling, one for each form

You're laughing like it's going out with the night

I'm trying to hold onto this last light

Pre-Chorus

Can we keep it alive for just a few more hours?

Feet on the floor and the walls closing in slower

Chorus

Blue hour revival, hands up against the sky

Nobody wants to let this feeling die

Every window glowing like gold at six o'clock

We're still the ones dancing out here in the block

Verse 2

The fire truck's sirens drop down to a hum

Your phone keeps ringing with people who were fun

We left our jackets on an empty chair

The room was empty when we said let's go nowhere

Streetlights stutter, then they're gold all along

The whole city's catching and holding the song

You spin me under, your palm against my shoulder

Like every shadow tonight's got a border

Pre-Chorus

Can we keep it alive for just a few more hours?

Feet on the floor and the walls closing in slower

Chorus

Blue hour revival, hands up against the sky

Nobody wants to let this feeling die

Every window glowing like gold at six o'clock

We're still the ones dancing out here in the block

Bridge

Maybe the sun's coming for us slow

But we don't want it, not yet, not now, no way

The birds start singing a little behind my shoulder

It gets loud and soft and loud again

I don't care if daylight starts to climb over

We were never meant to leave tonight alone

Chorus

Blue hour revival, hands up against the sky

Nobody wants to let this feeling die

Every window glowing like gold at six o'clock

We're still the ones dancing out here in the block