Winter without weight
Un lanzamiento oficial de Alone New Yorker, conservado en el archivo de señales con créditos, letras y enlaces para escuchar.
Créditos
- Letras
- Benjamin Decraene ↗
- Composición
- Benjamin Decraene
- Producción
- Alone New Yorker
- Ingeniería
- Alone New Yorker
Letras
The dryer thumps a hollow beat
Like someone pacing in the street
Your hoodie on the kitchen chair
Keeps holding you like you're still there
No snow this year just muddy rain
The gutters learn my middle name
I turn the faucet on for sound
So I don't hear you not around
I'm not asking for a cure
Just something small that feels like yours
Winter without weight the steps stay slick
I try to pray but prayers don't stick
I need you near I need you real
Winter without weight is how I feel
The year won't settle in my chest
It keeps me up it won't let rest
The morning news says stay inside
The air is hard to breathe tonight
A school gym filled with folding cots
Like everybody ran out of spots
A note downstairs about repairs
New rules for trash and narrow stairs
I read it twice then start to shake
At how much normal people take
I bought two waters one for you
And carried both like something true
I keep a sentence in my teeth
Too soft to say too hard to keep
Winter without weight the steps stay slick
I try to pray but prayers don't stick
I need you near I need you real
Winter without weight is how I feel
The year won't settle in my chest
It keeps me up it won't let rest
If you come back don't bring a speech
Don't bring a list don't promise peace
Just sit with me on tile and wood
And let the silence turn to good
I'm not a saint I'm not a sign
I'm just a kid with shaky time
Trying to stay soft in a year
That won't stop changing shape in here
Winter without weight don't close the door
I can't be brave like this no more
If you're still you if I'm still me
Come make this room a place to breathe
Winter without weight come sit down close
Say anything and let it hold