Soft Static for Small Hours Front Cover

Lyric

I Was Here, I Think

Rhea Callow

Dust in the air

My breath

Then nothing

Lamp on

But it’s barely there

Hand moves

Like it’s in the wrong frame

Face in the glass

Doesn’t quite fit

Name on my tongue

I forget it

I’m losing my outline

Soft at the edges

Slip through my fingers

When I try to hold on

I’m here and I’m not here

Half in the doorway

Body like roomtone

Fading when the track runs on

Teacup ring

On the same old table

I watch my wrist

Like it belongs to someone else

Laugh in this room

Comes back unfamiliar

Every little echo

Spells “who are you now”

I’m losing my outline

Soft at the edges

Slip through my fingers

When I try to hold on

I’m here and I’m not here

Half in the doorway

Body like roomtone

Fading when the track runs on

If I close my eyes

Do I get any smaller

If I say my name

Does it sound like a lie

If I touch my face

Will it ripple and shudder

Like light through water

Like light through water

I’m losing my outline

Soft at the edges

Slip through my fingers

When I try to hold on

I’m here and I’m not here

Half in the doorway

Body like roomtone

Fading when the track runs on

Just breath

Just hiss

Then nothing

  • Lyricist

    Elina Marlowe

  • Composer

    Tomas Edevik

  • Producer

    Iver Solhavn

  • Vocals

    Rhea Callow

Soft Static for Small Hours Front Cover

Listen to I Was Here, I Think by Rhea Callow

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  • 1

    Static in the Bloodstream

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  • 2

    Hallway Without Gravity

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  • 3

    Unreal Since Tuesday

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  • 4

    Everyone in Separate Rooms

    Rhea Callow

  • 5

    The City Forgets My Name

    Rhea Callow

  • 6

    Soft Riot in Homeroom

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  • 7

    Signal Me, Leave Me

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  • 8

    Teenage Fog Protocol

    Rhea Callow

  • ⚫︎

    I Was Here, I Think

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  • 10

    Crowded Isolation Club

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  • 11

    Before Morning Feels Real

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An album that turns unreal nights, adolescent absurdity, and the loneliness of being connected yet alone into soft static drifting through lo fi sound.

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