Semicolon Lyrics

The busy crowds are lost fish in an ocean

Where I belong's miles across the oceans

In your hands, which I now only imagine

I avoid having anything to do with them

Irritation, bottled up from these commotions

But your voice in my head leaves it unopened

I liked the rain

An excuse I used to call you while I begged my mom to stay in

The gap of wind

Stole, with time, like you, its scent of amber, peppermint

And the sunlight

Though it's falling for me, it's landing through your balcony by your bedside

As I'm dimming my nightlight

Know you're missed by, distance despite

As you start a new life

Your forehead to mine, my face in your palms

You carried with you always this sense of calm

You told me I can do anything I focused on

When you left, every barrier seemed to shatter

The girl you held together's ever a disaster

But I hear your voice, "you are braver"

I liked the rain

An excuse I used to call you while I begged my mom to stay in

The gap of wind

Stole, with time, like you, its scent of amber, peppermint

And the sunlight

Though it's falling for me, it's landing through your balcony by your bedside

As I'm dimming my nightlight

Know you're missed by, distance despite

As you start a new life

I liked your rain

As you knelt with me while I cried how much longer I must remain

Your gap of wind

Slipping through my wall of pride, my need to make or die

And your sunlight

Like this washed-out linen to your body heat, my mind had finally softened

Used to only imagine

But thanks to your existence, I'm more than a semicolon