Lyrics
[Verse 1] You signed your name in disappearing ink On the back of a map no one can read I followed the river where the rails went thin Past a town that forgot what it had been You said, “don’t make a promise to the road” Then you vanished where the signal broke I kept one match from the county fair For the night we found the border there [Pre-Chorus] No photograph can hold that heat No compass knows the shape of me [Chorus] We were two sparks in a weather station Trading breath for a new location If the world goes quiet, let it I know your frequency We were a wire through the elevation A hidden pulse beneath the pavement No one has to name it You still come through to me [Verse 2] There’s a blue door nailed to a canyon wall With a brass number and no house at all You laughed like a thief with a pocketful of rain And taught my hands how to loosen every chain The town below had sold its clocks For a rumor buried under rock We climbed until the air turned spare And left our former selves up there [Pre-Chorus] No photograph can hold that heat No compass knows the shape of me [Chorus] We were two sparks in a weather station Trading breath for a new location If the world goes quiet, let it I know your frequency We were a wire through the elevation A hidden pulse beneath the pavement No one has to name it You still come through to me [Bridge] Maybe love is not a lighthouse Maybe it is learning dark Finding one unmarked direction By the tremor in your heart [Final chorus] We were two sparks in a weather station Turning silence into navigation If the world goes quiet, let it I know your frequency We were a wire through the elevation Still alive beneath the pavement No one has to name it You still come through to me [Outro] You still come through Even when the signal leaves You still come through to me
