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Lumi Dust - The Blue Hour Photo

Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
The sky is that color between day and night
A bruised kind of purple, a fading of light
We’re standing on the rooftop, the wind in your hair
I’m trying to capture the ghost of us there
My thumb’s on the lens but I don’t really care
As long as I’m breathing this cold, quiet air

[Pre-Chorus]
The timer is counting, the numbers are red
A million "I love yous" that haven't been said
The city is blinking its eyes for the view
But I’m only focusing, focusing on you.

[Chorus]
Oh, stay in the frame of the Blue Hour photo
Before the world turns to a gray tremolo
Hold me like static, hold me like film
Before the sun reaches the edge of the rim
It’s a bittersweet chemical, developing slow
The prettiest ending I’ll ever know Just a Blue Hour photo

[Verse 2]
The development’s shaking, the colors are strange
I’m scared that the morning will bring us a change
You’re leaning your head on my shoulder, so light
Like a bird that’s forgotten to take off in flight
If I keep the negative, will you stay real
Or fade like the way that these memories feel

[Pre-Chorus]
The timer is counting, the numbers are red
A million "I love yous" that haven't been said
The city is blinking its eyes for the view
But I’m only focusing, focusing on you.

[Chorus]
Oh, stay in the frame of the Blue Hour photo
Before the world turns to a gray tremolo
Hold me like static, hold me like film
Before the sun reaches the edge of the rim
It’s a bittersweet chemical, developing slow
The prettiest ending I’ll ever know
Just a Blue Hour photo...

[Bridge]
Don’t turn the lights on! Don’t let the sun in!
I’m not ready for the day to begin
Freeze every shadow, lock every door
I’ve never been certain of anything more

[Chorus]
Oh, stay in the frame of the Blue Hour photo
Before the world turns to a gray tremolo
Hold me like static, hold me like film
Before the sun reaches the edge of the rim
It’s a bittersweet chemical, developing slow
The prettiest ending I’ll ever know Just a Blue Hour photo