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[Verse 1] Found your postcard in a used-book stall Blue ink fading by the harbor wall A crooked sketch of a weather vane And one small sentence about the rain [Pre-Chorus] You wrote, “I hope this finds you well” No place, no date, no tale to tell Still I carried it home in my coat Like a little boat that learned to float [Chorus] Somewhere, somebody remembers A road that disappeared from the map I keep your words between my fingers And feel the whole wide world fold back No need to know where you were going No need to solve what time erased Somewhere, somebody remembers And leaves a little room for grace [Verse 2] The paper smelled faintly of salt and pine Three pressed grains caught in the postmark line I asked the clerk if he knew your name He shrugged, then smiled, and did the same [Pre-Chorus] So I pinned it beside the window frame Not as a question, not as a claim Just proof that a stranger once stopped To send a thought before the moment dropped [Chorus] Somewhere, somebody remembers A road that disappeared from the map I keep your words between my fingers And feel the whole wide world fold back No need to know where you were going No need to solve what time erased Somewhere, somebody remembers And leaves a little room for grace [Bridge] Maybe you watched the evening ferries Maybe you missed the final train Maybe the years made other stories Out of that blue and silver rain But every so often, when the window bends I hear the sea inside your pen [Chorus] Somewhere, somebody remembers A road that disappeared from the map I keep your words between my fingers And feel the whole wide world fold back No need to know where you were going No need to solve what time erased Somewhere, somebody remembers And leaves a little room for grace [Outro] Somewhere, somebody remembers Somewhere, somebody remembers The ink grows pale, the page grows thin Still a small blue world keeps turning within Somewhere, somebody remembers And leaves a little room for grace
