[Verse] Sunlight stains the floor in stripes so thin, You forgot the keys, but I still hear the hymn. One note hangs low, like a thought undone, Singing to dust on a window pane, gone. [Pre-Chorus] We don’t need to fix it, no, Just let the silence hum through the floor. A piano’s breath in a room that’s still— You and me in the same old hill. [Chorus] Oh, it’s just a tune half-sung, half-lost in time, A note that won’t stay where it’s supposed to climb. But every wrong one feels like a name, Like we’re both the melody and the frame. Just us, just us, In this room with the tune that’s out of tune, And I don’t care, and you don’t either— We’re home, we’re home, we’re home in a tuneless room. [Verse] Cups on the table, still warm with the past, A sock curled like a secret in the door’s last cast. You tap the side, a quiet “still I am,” And I nod—yes, I know, I’ve been here before, like this. [Pre-Chorus] We don’t need to fix it, no, Just let the silence hum through the floor. A piano’s breath in a room that’s still— You and me in the same old hill. [Chorus] Oh, it’s just a tune half-sung, half-lost in time, A note that won’t stay where it’s supposed to climb. But every wrong one feels like a name, Like we’re both the melody and the frame. Just us, just us, In this room with the tune that’s out of tune, And I don’t care, and you don’t either— We’re home, we’re home, we’re home in a tuneless room. [Bridge] Maybe it’s not broken— Maybe it’s just learning how to stay. Maybe we’re not wrong, Just slow, just old, And the silence holds us like a name we never say. [Chorus] Oh, it’s just a tune half-sung, half-lost in time, A note that won’t stay where it’s supposed to climb. But every wrong one feels like a name, Like we’re both the melody and the frame. Just us, just us, In this room with the tune that’s out of tune, And I don’t care, and you don’t either— We’re home, we’re home, we’re home in a tuneless room. [Outro] We’re home… We’re home… Just us… Just us… In a tuneless room…