Oana

[Intro – soft, nostalgic] Sunlight spills on cobblestone Old porch swing sways slow [Verse 1 – warm, reflective] We used to sneak out past the garden gate Chase fireflies till the moon was late Shared a lollipop, split down the middle Swore our secrets’d never dwindle [Chorus – tender, heartfelt] Oana, Maria, names on a tree Carved deep where the oak used to be Years roll on like the river’s flow But our old days still glow, still glow [Verse 2 – wistful, gentle] You left for the city when we turned seventeen Said you’d chase stars, make your own scene I stayed behind with the wheat fields and rain Waited for letters to ease the pain [Chorus – soft, longing] Oana, Maria, miles between But your laugh still rings in my memory Every autumn when the leaves turn gold I still wait for you to hold, to hold [Bridge – hopeful, soft] Got a postcard marked with your city’s name Said you found your light, but you missed the rain I wrote back “the oak’s still standing tall” Waiting for us to answer the call [Chorus – warm, reconnected] Oana, Maria, coming home soon Our old oak’s still waiting beneath the moon We’ll sit on the porch, watch the sun go down Turn old stories around, around [Outro – peaceful, fading] Sun dips low on cobblestone Old porch swing sways slow