[Verse] Coffee rings on pages I canât remember writing Fingertips trace the cracks where the light donât reach Words like stones in a pocket, heavy and bright Trying to write myself out of this same old speech [Pre-Chorus] Iâm a half-hearted prophet in a room with no exit Every line I scratch feels like Iâm digging twice But the silence hums when the musicâs gone And the truth keeps echoing through the wires [Chorus] Iâm a dog-eared story no oneâs meant to read A ghost in the margins where the meaning fades Just a name in the margins, half a thought And a heart that wonât stay still, even when Iâm laid Iâm a dog-eared story, donât you know youâre mine? Frayed at the edges, still singing the same old lie [Verse] The heater coughs and the walls breathe in time My penâs a compass lost in a storm of dust I wrote your name once, but then I erased it Now Iâm whispering it back through the crumpled trust [Pre-Chorus] Iâm a half-hearted prophet in a room with no exit Every line I scratch feels like Iâm digging twice But the silence hums when the musicâs gone And the truth keeps echoing through the wires [Chorus] Iâm a dog-eared story no oneâs meant to read A ghost in the margins where the meaning fades Just a name in the margins, half a thought And a heart that wonât stay still, even when Iâm laid Iâm a dog-eared story, donât you know youâre mine? Frayed at the edges, still singing the same old lie [Bridge] Can you hear it? The paperâs singing low A lullaby from a room that never grows If I burn this notebook, will the fire know What Iâve been trying to say in every row? [Chorus] Iâm a dog-eared story no oneâs meant to read A ghost in the margins where the meaning fades Just a name in the margins, half a thought And a heart that wonât stay still, even when Iâm laid Iâm a dog-eared story, donât you know youâre mine? Frayed at the edges, still singing the same old lie [Outro] Iâm a dog-eared story, donât you know youâre mine? Frayed at the edges, still singing the same old lie⊠Still singing the same old lie⊠Still singing the same old lieâŠ