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(Soft piano intro, gentle guitar. Warm, nostalgic tone) (Intro) Remember that summer?.. It was mine, all mine. I thought it would last forever. I was wrong. (Verse 1 — Bright and fast) I woke up in the morning, the sun kissed my face, Coffee on the table, the world was my place. She laughed so loud, threw her head back with grace, Said: "You're such a fool, but I love your crazy ways." Money flowed like water, like warm summer sand, We bought tickets to nowhere, just holding hands. It felt like the world was made just for us two, The wind in our pockets, the sky always blue. My parents would call, saying: "Son, please come home," But I had my own rivers, my own seeds to sow. I was on top of the world, breathing deep, flying high, Never thought that some people are born just to die. (Chorus — Light but with a shadow) And life flowed like rain on the glass, I built my castles, thought they'd last. I thought: "The best is yet to come," My heart was beating like a drum. I had it all, I had it all, I had it so bright... My star was burning through the night. (Sound: A sharp click. The recording slows down. A deep, minor chord. Silence.) (Verse 2 — Dark, heavy, low voice) Then came the morning that was never meant to be. I opened my eyes, but my body wasn't me. White walls, smell of drugs, the IV's silent sting, The doctor said: "Son, you'll never walk again... in spring." Without legs? Without me? Without the life I made? I looked in the mirror — I was just a shade. That wasn't me. Just a shadow of a man, Who yesterday thought he had a perfect plan. She came. She looked. Then she turned away. She said: "I'm sorry, I just can't stay. I'm young, I want to dance, to live, to love, And you... you're different now. Like a broken glove." I heard her heels click on the hospital floor, And knew: I don't matter to her anymore. My parents rushed in, but they didn't see my face, They saw the money, the insurance case. They didn't need a son. They needed cash, To fill their pockets from this ugly crash. I became a burden, a weight, a useless thing, But one soul stayed — and didn't ask for anything. (Chorus — Quiet, breaking) And life flowed like sand through my hands, I built my castles on sinking sands. She walked away, no goodbye, no tear, My parents just wanted to get out of here. But my dog just laid her head on my bed, And softly, gently, she said: (Verse 3 — Whisper, only voice and rare notes) Now we live in a small room with peeling walls, I count my debts, I count my falls. She's my shadow, my breath, my pulse, my light, The only one who stayed through the night. She licks my hands that can't feel the floor, She warms the legs that are no more. When I fall in the snow and I can't get up, She barks at the stars, she fills my cup: "Don't you dare sleep, I'm here, I'm yours, You thought you were left? I'm opening doors." We walk in the park where we once met the dawn, She remembers her, and she carries on. And I remember that summer, that coffee.