

Your coat left a mark
On the back of the chair
A small dark shape
In the evening air
The window was breathing
White on the glass
I watched it fade slowly
Then come back
You were not a storm
You were softer than that
A hand at the doorway
A look turning back
Nothing was broken
Nothing was loud
But the room felt different
After you stepped out
A Passing Shower in My Room
And I stood still
The kettle went quiet
The cup lost its will
You were only here
For a little while
But the walls kept holding
The shape of your smile
Your sleeve brushed the table
Then the table stayed warm
The floor caught the streetlight
In a thin orange form
I changed the pillow
I opened the blind
Still there was water
Somewhere in my mind
I did not ask you
To promise me more
I only noticed
The sound of the door
How small a leaving
Can feel in the chest
When nothing is taken
But nothing is left
You passed through gently
And changed the air
Left no message
But stayed everywhere
No heavy ending
No reason to cry
Just a damp little silence
I could not dry
Maybe some people
Arrive like rain
Not to stay
Not to explain
Only to touch
What was waiting inside
Then slip from the window
Before it is light
You passed through gently
And changed the air
Left no promise
But stayed everywhere
I stood in the doorway
Soft and unsure
Holding the after
Of something brief but pure
By morning
The glass was clear
But I still felt you
Disappear
- Lyricist
Mirsa Tollen
- Composer
Elva Krenn
- Producer
Tomas Fenn
- Vocals
Mirsa Tollen

Listen to A Passing Shower in My Room by Mirsa Tollen
Streaming / Download
- 1
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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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...