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Room

from Changing by Bravely

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Whos room was this before I moved in?
This house was built in
The 60s or something
Were they laying where I'm laying
Just thinking?

I hear the train, it hasn't passed yet
A new facet
Of the room I inhabit
Creaky floors and leaky faucets
little remnants
That stick in the ending
I’m still there

I had a dream that I got drunk and
Then I broke in
To the room I grew up in
On the bed a boy was laying
just staring
At the crack on the ceiling

Approached it slowly, like a coffin
The floor was creaking
But he was wasn't looking
It was me when I was 13
I started talking
But he couldn't hear me
I'm still there
I'm still there

With every change
We will retain what remained pure
But we don't haunt old homes
To it, we’re furniture
A coat of paint is all it takes
To clear the air
But I'm still there
I'm still there
I'm still there

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from Changing, released January 9, 2020

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