

Early boat light
Blue on the glass
I keep my hands warm
Waiting for you to pass
Ticket hall quiet
Coat on my knees
Your name on my screen
Not saying anything
I told myself
It was only a morning
Only a door
Only a place to stand
But every step
You took toward me
Felt like something
I already had
Rain at the Terminal
Soft on your sleeve
You looked at me
Like you might not leave
Nothing was promised
Nothing was planned
But my heart moved closer
Before I could understand
Ferry horn low
Under the roof
People kept walking
Around the truth
You said my city
Looked better this way
Wet lights trembling
Over the bay
I told myself
It was only weather
Only a pause
Between two trains
But when you smiled
Under the shelter
Something small
Began to change
I did not know
What to call it yet
Only your shoulder
Dark from the wet
Only the silence
After your laugh
Only the feeling
I could not send back
If you go soon
Go gently
Leave no promise
In my hand
Let this be small
But let it be real
For as long
As it can
Nothing was promised
Nothing was planned
Still I remember
Where I began
You were a stranger
Almost a sign
Passing through morning
And into my life
- Lyricist
Mirsa Tollen
- Composer
Elva Krenn
- Producer
Tomas Fenn
- Vocals
Mirsa Tollen

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Rain at the Terminal
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- 2
The Spare Key by the Canal
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- 3
Close Enough to Leave
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- 4
A Passing Shower in My Room
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- 5
No Reply at the Ferry Gate
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- 6
Passing Through Me
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- 7
I Was Only a Port to You
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- 8
Warehouse Lights After Midnight
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- 9
You Left Before the Tide
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- 10
Still Here by the Harbor Fog
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- 11
Where You Ended, I Began
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Mirsa Tollen's debut album Passing Through Me is set in a North Sea port city, capturing a relationship that felt like love to her, but was only temporary to the other person
Against rain-soaked trams, ferry terminals, and warehouse lights at night, she sings of almost-lovers, vague goodbyes, mornings of farewell, and the traces left behind, through cold minimal synths and a soft restrained voice...