Lyric

Rain on my coat

Rain in my hair

I stood still there

Under the rainlit streetlamp

You left your mark

On the curbside shine

A small goodbye

And a bent umbrella line

My hands were cold

But I stayed in place

Watching your taxi

Fade through the evening glass

And I could swear

You almost turned around

Then the red brake glow

Went out of town

My chest kept time

With the dripping rain

I held your name

Like a bruise, like a prayer

Under the rainlit streetlamp

I was yours, I was yours

Under the rainlit streetlamp

I still want one more

One more

Under the rainlit streetlamp

Say my name, say it low

If love was a door

You left it open slow

Now every puddle

Keeps your shape in view

A silver ripple

And a broken pair of shoes

I hear your laugh

In the window glass

Then the mute trumpets

Of the past come back

And I could swear

You almost turned around

Then the night pulled tight

And held me down

My chest kept time

With the dripping rain

I held your name

Like a bruise, like a prayer

Under the rainlit streetlamp

I was yours, I was yours

Under the rainlit streetlamp

I still want one more

One more

Under the rainlit streetlamp

Say my name, say it low

If love was a door

You left it open slow

If you come back

Bring the same wet sky

Bring that quiet hurt

In your steady eyes

I won’t ask why

I won’t ask where

Just stand with me

Under that silver air

Under the rainlit streetlamp

I was yours, I was yours

Under the rainlit streetlamp

I still want one more

One more

Under the rainlit streetlamp

Say my name, say it low

If love was a door

You left it open slow