Lyrics
[Verse 1] We split the rent and split the silence, Boxes stacked along the hall. You took the plants, i kept the violence Of your name still on the wall. The flat feels twice as big and colder, I drink my coffee black and slow. I start a text — "i hope you're older And over me" — then let it go. [Pre-Chorus] I should let the porch light die, I should learn to wave goodbye — but [Chorus] How do we share the same november When you don't share my bed? You're a tune i half-remember, Caught and cracking in my head. So i take the long way past your window, Leave a porch light on all night, And i'm fine, i'm fine, i'm fine, oh — 'Til the clock gives up the fight. [Verse 2] I saw your hoodie on a stranger, Nearly stopped to call your name. Now the city's just a hallway — Every door looks half the same. You swore that we'd be fine as friends, But friends don't flinch when friends get near. I laughed it off and drank till closing, Swore i'd move and stayed a year. [Pre-Chorus] I should let the porch light die, I should learn to wave goodbye — but [Chorus] How do we share the same november When you don't share my bed? You're a tune i half-remember, Caught and cracking in my head. So i take the long way past your window, Leave a porch light on all night, And i'm fine, i'm fine, i'm fine, oh — 'Til the clock gives up the fight. [Outro] (The long way... past your window...) (Porch light on, porch light on...)
