I Love Jan Lundgren Trio

Garden of Delight

Right Where I Fall

Swing of Many Colors

Night Train - reinterpreted from the Oscar Peterson Trio recording

No. XIV prod. ah-dee

“Moonlight in May” is a late-night confession wrapped in soft melodies and lonely thoughts. The song opens with that quiet feeling you get when someone is stuck in your head no matter how far they are. It’s about missing a girl so deeply that even the nights feel different without her — like every memory hits harder under the moonlight.

The track floats between heartbreak and hope, capturing those moments where you lie awake replaying everything you never said, everything you wish you could fix, and everything you still feel. It’s emotional, reflective, and raw — the kind of song that makes you think about that one person who never really left your mind.

If you’ve ever loved someone so much that the smallest things remind you of them, “Moonlight in May” is for you.

Right Where I Fall

Michael League