Love (you will never know). A song

 Love (you will never know)



Verse 1: I see you in the morning light,
Your smile, it brightens up my day.
But you don’t know the way I feel,
My heart, it aches in silent sway.

Chorus: Oh, unrequited love,
You’re the dream I can’t let go.
In the shadows, I remain,
Loving you, you’ll never know.

Verse 2: I watch you from a distance,
Wishing I could hold you near.
But I’m just a whisper in the wind,
A secret love, a hidden tear.

Chorus: Oh, unrequited love,
You’re the dream I can’t let go.
In the shadows, I remain,
Loving you, you’ll never know.

Bridge: Every word you say,
Every laugh you share,
Cuts me deep inside,
But you’re unaware.

Chorus: Oh, unrequited love,
You’re the dream I can’t let go.
In the shadows, I remain,
Loving you, you’ll never know.

Outro: So I’ll keep this love inside,
A silent song, a quiet plea.
Hoping one day you’ll see,
The love that’s always been in me.

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