Name: Come and find me by Geeky Animals in Whispers After Midnight
Duration: 3 min 44 s
Description: Melodies for windows that frame the night, and the quiet hearts pressed against the glass.

Melodies for windows that frame the night, and the quiet hearts pressed against the glass.

Whispers After Midnight

A vulnerable soul-ballad about love that folded under pressure.
Paper Wedding Ring tells the story of promises made too easy and love that never learned to last. Soft piano, aching strings, and tear-soaked vocals guide us through the moment she realised: he gave the ring… but not the love.

Track 3, Paper Wedding Ring

Silent Alleys

Come and find me

Melody I can't unwind

Loving Me

Quiet night

“Reasons Why You Should Love Me”
A vintage soul confession wrapped in cinematic elegance.
Waltzing through lace-bound memories, poetic flaws, and midnight longing, this ballad is for the romantics out of time — the ones who love deeply, imperfectly, and beautifully.
Think strings, soft light, and a voice that aches like old film.

If you've ever been a storm in silk or a quiet heart in a loud world — this song is for you.

Reasons Why You Should Love Me

(Retro Pop Elegance – 3/4 waltz tempo)

[Verse 1]
Because I wear perfume no one can name
And cry at the endings no one else claims
I dance in my kitchen like I’m on stage
In slippers and secrets I never outgrew

[Verse 2]
Because I keep letters tied up in lace
From lovers who left but still haunt this place
I dream in old movies and black-and-white grace
And believe that a promise can still come true

[Chorus]
So if you're looking for reason or rhyme
To love a girl a little out of time
Here I am, bruised and blooming slow
With a heart too deep, and nowhere to go
Wouldn’t you want a love like mine?
That burns through velvet and waits in line?

[Verse 3]
Because I’ll forgive what I never forget
And laugh like a dare when my eyes get wet
I’ll read your silence like cigarette ash
And write you in lyrics I haven’t sung yet

[Chorus]
So if you're counting the stars and flaws
Still wondering if I'm worth the cost
Here I am, soft where the world gets mean
In lace and longing, somewhere between
Wouldn’t you want a love like mine?
A storm in silk, a kiss in time?

[Bridge]
You don’t need a reason carved in stone
Sometimes, love is a house with the lights left on

[Final Chorus]
So if you’re tired of less-than-true
Of hollow hands and skies too blue
Here I am, a midnight bloom
A question mark in a crowded room
Wouldn’t you want a love like mine?
A rare old song, just slightly out of line?


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Reasons Why You Should Love Me

🌧️ “Sunday Morning Static” 
A quiet hymn for the self — brewed slow like morning coffee.
This song hums with soft rebellion, rain-soaked windows,
and the beauty of finally choosing your own rhythm.

Set to warm vinyl tones and Rhodes whispers,
“Sunday Morning Static” is a tender anthem
for anyone reclaiming peace after the noise.
No heartbreak, no hunger — just the sound of a woman coming home to herself.

Sunday Morning Static

[Verse 1]
Sunday morning static on the radio dial,
Been a minute, honey, since I let myself smile.
Got my own damn sugar, make my coffee sweet,
Just the sound of my own heart, to the rhythm of the street.

[Pre-Chorus]
Window cracked, and the breeze rolls in,
Scent of rain, and a second chance on my skin.
Ain’t no plans, but it feels just right —
Movin’ slow in the afterlight.

[Chorus]
It’s a slow burn, baby, a quiet fire,
Gettin’ high on nothin’ but my own desire.
No secondhand promises, no borrowed time,
The only love I’m chasin’ now… is finally mine.

[Verse 2]
Vinyl hums through a dusty old groove,
Bare feet tappin' in a new kinda mood.
I light a smoke I don’t plan to finish,
Just for the shape of the flame — and how long it lingers.

[Pre-Chorus 2]
Curtains sway like a secret hymn,
Sippin’ sunlight like it’s poured from sin.
Don’t need much, just the day and me —
Takin’ back my own company.

[Chorus 2]
It’s a slow burn, baby, a soft return,
To the girl I was before I had to learn.
No more waiting on a call that won’t come through —
This quiet feels like something new.

[Bridge] (spoken-sung, intimate)
Used to be I’d fear the quiet…
Now it plays in stereo.
Peace don’t come with a bang, babe —
It hums real low.

[Final Chorus]
It’s a slow burn, baby, and I’m still alight,
Glowin’ steady through the longest night.
Ain’t fallin’ for the fire I used to crave —
I’m the spark now… I behave.
Yeah, the only love I’m chasin’ now…
is mine to save.

Sunday Morning Static

“And Yet” is a quiet meditation on what it means to keep going — not because of answers, but despite their absence.

A song for the moments when everything feels pointless, but you still make coffee, take the train, breathe.

Slow. Existential. Gentle. This isn’t a cry for help — it’s a song about the quiet strength of staying.

And yet

This album is a heartfelt journey through the golden age of love songs, blending the raw emotion of 1950s doo-wop and early rock ballads with the soulful elegance of 1960s R&B, Motown, and classic torch songs. Each track carries the warmth of vintage sound — tender crooner melodies, gospel-influenced soul, and romantic ballads that echo the innocence and longing of an earlier era. From intimate whispers of devotion to powerful cries of yearning, these songs revive the timeless feeling of love at its purest.

Stay With Me

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Just u and me

Just U and me

A wounded prayer rising from the ashes of betrayal, forgiveness carved in soul and fire.

Prayin' For You

Which Fear Keeps You

(Verse 1) 
Dust on the highway, a cruel hand of summer's breeze A boy with a fast car, brought to his knees Left a quiet echo where laughter used to bloom That was just the first whisper, of a lifetime's haunted room The world kept turning, too young to understand How suddenly a future could slip through your hand Yeah, that was the first time, the colors started to fade A promise broken, a friendship unmade.

(Pre-Chorus)
Oh, the years keep turning, like a river to the sea Never thought that empty space would grow inside of me.

(Chorus) 
And the circle gets smaller, the lights start to dim Another space at the table, another missing hymn Friends just fade like old photographs, one by one Beneath the ever-setting sun.

(Verse 2) 
Now the lines around my eyes tell tales of passing years My heart's a patchwork of laughter and of tears The calls grow fewer, the silence starts to creep Another voice falls silent, another promise to keep Sometimes just a sickness, sometimes the cruel hand of time Leaving only whispers, like a half-remembered rhyme Oh, the stories we shared, now just mine to recall Watching them vanish, behind a closing wall.

(Pre-Chorus) 
Oh, the years keep turning, like a river to the sea Now those empty spaces keep multiplying inside of me.

(Chorus) 
And the circle gets smaller, the lights start to dim Another space at the table, another missing hymn Friends just fade like old photographs, one by one Beneath the ever-setting sun.

(Bridge) 
Oh, I trace the shadows on the walls of my mind The faces that flicker, the ones I've left behind A silent conversation, across the great divide With every soul that found its way to the other side This road I'm walking, it gets lonelier each mile Just memories to keep me company, for a little while.

(Chorus) 
Oh, the circle gets smaller, the lights start to dim (yes, they dim...) Another space at the table, another missing hymn (another empty chair) Friends just fade like old photographs, one by one Beneath the ever-setting sun. Yeah, the setting sun...

(Outro) 
Just dust on the highway... fading out of view. Only memories remain... long after you. Long after you...

The Circle of Life

Apple Music

“Supernatural” is a double album of praise & worship written from a place of spiritual awakening. Abigail Markley blends modern R&B rhythms with gospel harmonies, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and cosmic — worship that reaches for heaven and lands in the heart.

These songs explore healing, breakthrough, and the supernatural movement of God in everyday life. The album invites listeners to experience worship as transformation — the kind that lifts the soul, renews hope, and brings the light of Christ into every moment. Each track is as individual as she is.
Review by: Mimi Caan.

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