Lyric

I learned this town through borrowed rooms

Through late-night lights and half-paid dues

You say “stay,” like it’s something solid

I say “maybe,” like I always do

You hear my voice and say it drifts

Like somewhere else I couldn’t fix

I scroll to sleep, you pour a drink

Different habits, same old sink

You say my name like I’m the blame

I say yours like it’s just a game

We crash, we joke, we don’t resolve

Just circle things we won’t dissolve

I don’t call home, not out of spite

There’s nothing clear on either side

You say I’m lost, I say “not yet”

We live on chances, not on bets

You say my name like I’m the blame

I say yours like it’s just a game

We crash, we joke, we don’t resolve

Just circle things we won’t dissolve

Every night feels temporary

Every promise feels too heavy

We don’t break, we don’t commit

We just learn how to sit with it

If I leave, I’ll miss the noise

If I stay, I miss the choice

So leave the light, don’t lock the door

We’re not sure what we’re waiting for