

White hallway, bare feet
Same scuff by the door
Locked rooms on both sides
We said we’d leave before
Pale light on your face
Looks tired like mine
I keep making the same turn
At the same bent line
Key in my palm
Won’t fit the lock
You lean on the wall
Like we both forgot
How to be gone
How to be free
How to stop this loop
From swallowing me
White hallway habit
We do this again
White hallway habit
We don’t let it end
Pale light, hard eyes
Same hurt, same place
White hallway habit
We can’t escape
Your coat by the chair
My shoes by the drain
Two locked rooms breathing
Through the drywall rain
The clock in the hall
Just stares and waits
We trade one bad choice
For the same old fate
Key in my palm
Won’t fit the lock
You lean on the wall
Like we both forgot
How to be gone
How to be free
How to stop this loop
From swallowing me
White hallway habit
We do this again
White hallway habit
We don’t let it end
Pale light, hard eyes
Same hurt, same place
White hallway habit
We can’t escape
You said, “Not tonight”
I said, “Not again”
But the door stayed shut
And the floor held our names
Cold paint, thin air
Nothing changes here
We stay where we’re stuck
Till it disappears
White hallway habit
We do this again
White hallway habit
We don’t let it end
Pale light, hard eyes
Same hurt, same place
White hallway habit
We can’t escape
- Lyricist
Elsha Rinot
- Composer
Elsha Rinot, Lior Sable
- Producer
Iver Solhavn
- Vocals
Elsha Rinot

Listen to White Hallway Habit by Elsha Rinot
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White Hallway Habit
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- 2
Flat Sugar Fever
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- 3
The Room Ran Out of Air
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- 4
Sirens Under the Floor
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- 5
A Room That Learned My Name
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- 6
Sweetly Locked
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- 7
The Outside Lied First
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- 8
Plastic Flowers at Midnight
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- 9
Don't Wake the Apartment
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- 10
We Kept the Exit Quiet
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- 11
The Door Was Never There
Elsha Rinot
A closed-room urban pop album about two people mistaking dependence for destiny
They search for an exit from each other, only to realize the door was never there.
