Lyric

Cold mornings on the corner of your room

Sunlight hanging like a quiet truth

I pull on something soft, still smells like you

Threads remember what our hands used to do

Every loop and every line

Holds a night we left behind

I swear the fabric knows my name

When I start to shake

I’m wearing your sweater in the middle of June

Too warm but I don’t mind

It’s wrapping my heart like it always knew

How to keep me alive

Every stitch is pulling me closer

Even when you’re gone

I’m wearing your sweater, holding me together

When the world feels wrong

Sleeves too long, but they fit my pain

Covers scars I never say

Your laughter’s woven in the seams

Comfort hiding in between

If I loosen every thread

I might hear the words you said

Maybe love is something worn

Till it’s torn

I’m wearing your sweater in the middle of June

Too warm but I don’t mind

It’s wrapping my heart like it always knew

How to keep me alive

Every stitch is pulling me closer

Even when you’re gone

I’m wearing your sweater, holding me together

When the world feels wrong

If it unravels, I won’t run

I’ll let it fall, one by one

Better to feel the cold tonight

Than forget how it felt inside

I hold my breath, I hold the line

Your ghost fits me just right

I’m wearing your sweater, faded and blue

Still soft in the dark

It’s doing what your arms used to do

Keeping me warm

Every stitch is proof of the moments

We couldn’t outrun

I’m wearing your sweater, holding me together

Till I’m strong enough

When I don’t need it anymore

I’ll fold it gently in a drawer