Lyric

I got drafts in my phone

Like bones in a drawer

Your name still glowing

But I won't press send anymore

Type it, delete it

Type it again

Same little lie

Same dead end

I write “I miss you”

Then I bite my tongue

Two blue ticks waiting

And my pride go numb

My thumb on the screen

Like, should I?

Should I?

Heart full of noise

But I sit on my reply

One more breath

One more night

If I send this now

I might lose the fight

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

I keep them locked up, I leave them alone

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

What I won't say still won't let me go

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

I keep them locked up, I leave them alone

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

You never read it, but you still know

Last message saved

At four-forty-three

I was too soft

Or maybe too weak

Hid in the folder

Named with your face

Every goodbye

Still lives in that place

I wrote “come over”

I wrote “forgive me”

I wrote “don't leave”

But none of it fit me

So I lock that door

And I walk away

But the words keep moving

When the screen goes gray

My thumb on the screen

Like, should I?

Should I?

Heart full of noise

But I sit on my reply

One more breath

One more night

If I send this now

I might lose the fight

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

I keep them locked up, I leave them alone

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

What I won't say still won't let me go

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

I keep them locked up, I leave them alone

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

You never read it, but you still know

Maybe that's safer

Maybe that's pain

Maybe the unsent

Still says your name

If I let go

What do I keep?

A house full of words

And no place to sleep

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

I keep them locked up, I leave them alone

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

What I won't say still won't let me go

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

I keep them locked up, I leave them alone

Drafts in my phone, drafts in my phone

You never read it, but you still know