Half-Light Honey

Your head on my shoulder, Feet on the dashboard. We talk like old movies—half truth, Half last call. You laugh through the quiet, Say, “Don’t catch feelings.” But your fingers keep tracing My name on the ceiling. You’re my half-light honey, Sweet in the fading day. Taste like love and leaving, Right when I want you to stay. We’re so close to something, But we keep it halfway. You’re my half-light honey, And I’d drink you anyway. Oh, I’d drink you anyway. Your lipstick on bottles, Your jacket on my chair. You say it’s just weather—you grab it, You disappear. But your playlist keeps playing Weeks after you’re gone. I dance with your shadow ‘til the TV comes on. Hey, You’re my half-light honey, Sweet in the fading day. Taste like love and leaving, Right when I want you to stay. We’re so close to something, But we keep it halfway. You’re my half-light honey, And I’d drink you anyway. If I said stay over, Would you just laugh it off? Or would you kick off your shoes, Let the answers get lost? We blur at the edges Every time that you call. Guess some things look better Right before they fall. Oh, you’re my half-light honey, Sweet in the fading day. Taste like love and leaving, Right when I want you to stay. We’re so close to something, But we keep it halfway. You’re my half-light honey, And I’d drink you anyway. My half-light, I’d drink you anyway.