John Lee & Gerry Brown  - Talkin' Bout The Right One

A haunting portrait of emptiness and quiet yearning - a night that never ends, where love echoes through the fog. "The Longest Night" feels like time frozen between breath and light.

The Longest Night

My Tongue Remembers You

[Verse 1]
There’s a tremor when I talk too soft,
Like your name still sleeps between my teeth.
Every syllable’s a bruise half-healed,
Every vow’s got your heat underneath.

Your kiss rewrote my alphabet,
Now every word hums wrong.
I bite my lip to keep you in,
But you hum through every song.


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[Pre-Chorus]
The mirror don’t forgive my mouth,
It moves the way you taught it to.
I chase clean air, but it breaks in smoke —
‘Cause even silence sounds like you.


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[Chorus]
My tongue remembers you,
Even when my lips don’t move.
Every word I try to say
Still tastes of you.
My mouth can’t keep you gone,
You bloom behind each truth.
I don’t need to speak your name —
My tongue remembers you.


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[Verse 2]
There’s mercy in the way I lie,
Pretending I forgot the taste.
But my voice cracks on goodbye,
Like it’s still touching your face.

I sip my wine too slow tonight,
Just to see if you return.
And darling, every drop I fake —
Still burns the way you burned.


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[Pre-Chorus]
The mirror don’t forgive my mouth,
It moves the way you taught it to.
I breathe new words but swallow ghosts —
‘Cause every truth still leads to you.


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[Chorus]
My tongue remembers you,
Even when my lips don’t move.
Every word I try to say
Still tastes of you.
My mouth can’t keep you gone,
You bloom behind each truth.
I don’t need to speak your name —
My tongue remembers you.


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[Bridge]
Maybe you’re the prayer I never meant,
A hymn I hum beneath my breath.
I wash my mouth with holy lies,
But you stain the vowels to death.


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[Outro]
Now silence feels like something sweet,
A sin I can’t undo.
The night leans close — I mouth your ghost,
And my tongue remembers you.

My Tongue Remembers You

“Cheap Champagne” is a soulful confession poured straight from the heart — a toast to love, loss, and the storms we survive. Set against a smoky, vintage soul groove, the song drips with atmosphere: thunder in the distance, rain on the window, and a glass raised to everything that went wrong.

With raw vocals and lush, jazz-tinged instrumentation, it captures the bittersweet moment after heartbreak — when the truth settles like the calm after a storm. Each lyric shimmers between defiance and sorrow, between the ruins of what was and the strength to keep standing.

A slow dance through regret, resilience, and the taste of cheap champagne.

Lying To Myself

The Delfonics