Ghost In The Wind (Single Song)

Sometimes you don’t miss the person.

You miss the life you thought you were going to have with them.

The house you talked about.
The porch light glowing at night.
The plans.
The promises.
The version of forever that once felt completely certain.

“Ghost in the Wind” is about grieving that invisible future—the life two people imagined together that never actually got the chance to exist.

It’s the realization that love can have been real and still not have been enough. That two people can have been meant to meet without necessarily being meant to last.

And sometimes, long after you’ve accepted that it’s over, the memory still finds you.

Not because you want them back.

Not because you’d change your decision.

But because every once in a while, you remember what might have been.

“I don’t need you back again
I just know what might have been
You were almost my forever
Now you’re the ghost in the wind.”

“Ghost in the Wind” — an original song by Kim Cross.