Lyric

I found tomorrow sleeping in a motel room

Wrapped in cigarette halos and cheap perfume

The TV spoke in colors I could never read

Like every little silence knew what I would need

Your fingerprints were fading from the coffee cup

Funny how the smallest things can cut enough

I wore the morning like a jacket two sizes wide

Trying to hide where I couldn’t hide

If every road keeps changing while I’m standing still

Maybe getting lost was always part of the thrill

I’ve got glass veins under tired skin

Breaking without making a sound again

You touched the cracks like they belonged to you

Now every light shines straight through

Don’t rescue me, don’t call my name

Some fires only bloom inside the rain

If loving hurts, then let it stay

It’s the only proof you didn’t fade away

Streetlights painted gold across an empty hood

Making broken places almost look like good

The rearview held a stranger wearing half my face

Driving circles through a city with no place

The wind kept stealing pieces of the words we knew

Leaving only vowels hanging over you

Maybe every goodbye learns another tongue

Long before the song is ever sung

No angels, no cinema ending tonight

Just two shadows dissolving into headlights

If the stars forget the shape of our sky

We’ll still exist between the lines

I’ve got glass veins under open skies

Still beating where the quiet never dies

You left a pulse inside the atmosphere

Now I hear you everywhere

When the skyline melts into the dawn

I’ll keep carrying what’s already gone

Not because I can’t let you leave—

Because you became the air I breathe

Some hearts don’t shatter

They turn transparent