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You leave your blue coat by my kitchen chair

A little rain still shining in your hair

The kettle hums, the room turns gold

You take my hand like something we both know

No need to promise where the years will go

Stay for the quiet, let the evening slow

Come a little closer, let the whole world wait

Your name on my lips tastes sweeter than the late-night rain

If tomorrow calls us, we can answer then

Tonight I want your heartbeat next to mine again

The record turns, then settles into time

You draw a circle on the palm of mine

Two coffee cups beside the sink

You smile at me before you even think

No need for perfect, no need to pretend

This kind of tenderness can start again

Come a little closer, let the whole world wait

Your name on my lips tastes sweeter than the late-night rain

If tomorrow calls us, we can answer then

Tonight I want your heartbeat next to mine again

And when the morning finds us wide awake

I'll keep the small promises we make

Your coat, my chair, the cup you leave behind

Little pieces of a life that feels like mine

Come a little closer, let the whole world wait

Your name on my lips tastes sweeter than the late-night rain

If tomorrow calls us, we can answer then

Tonight I want your heartbeat next to mine again

Stay for the quiet, stay until the blue turns bright

Your hand in mine feels like home tonight