A heartfelt ukulele ballad about the bittersweet experience of loving someone deeply only to return and find they've moved on in new ways. This song captures the essence of longing, change, and the struggle to rekindle a once vibrant romance that now feels different. 'Drifting Hearts' eloquently expresses the complexity of modern love and the emotional weight of watching someone you care for thrive alongside others.
Verse 1:
I left you in the summer haze,
With whispers of a brighter day,
You held my heart, a sweet embrace,
Now I’m back, but nothing's the same.
Chorus:
Oh, drifting hearts, we used to know,
A love so bright, now just a glow.
I yearn for you in every song,
But see you’ve found where I don’t belong.
Verse 2:
You’ve painted skies with different hues,
A tapestry of many views,
Your laughter dances with the wind,
While I stand still, my heart’s chagrined.
Chorus:
Oh, drifting hearts, we used to know,
A love so bright, now just a glow.
I yearn for you in every song,
But see you’ve found where I don’t belong.
Bridge:
The sunsets fade in colors bright,
And though I crave to hold you tight,
Your world has changed, and mine stands still,
I find it hard to fit your will.
Verse 3:
With every glance, I feel the ache,
A memory of love at stake,
I want to laugh, to feel that spark,
But shadows cast where once was light.
Chorus:
Oh, drifting hearts, we used to know,
A love so bright, now just a glow.
I yearn for you in every song,
But see you’ve found where I don’t belong.
Outro:
So here we stand on different shores,
With open hearts, we’ve lost the doors.
Yet in my soul, you still reside,
In memories and dreams, love won't divide.
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About loving someone and having to go away for a few months. Then when you came back they are dating someone and are poly, you try to rekindle the relationship but it just isn't working for you. (Don't mention being poly directly mention it in a roundabout way) You still love them but things are different than before. The background music is going to ukulele.