[Intro] [Verse 1] You're trying to finish a stage I climb into your lap You say you need thirty seconds But I lean close and kiss your neck You walk right off of a cliff While I laugh against your skin You blame me for distracting you Then start the stage again [Verse 2] I used to wait beside my phone For someone else to choose If he asked for me at two A.M. I'd go. I couldn't refuse. He left some stuff at my place It's by the door in a stack Like keeping it close at hand Would mean that he'd come back [Pre-Chorus] Back then I'd change whatever worked Talk less, want less, stay small Anything to make somebody Want me there at all [Verse 3] Behind the store, out in the rain I dragged a cone aside The painted curb moved with the cone As if the two were tied I shoved the cone, the curb slid back. I moved it once again Then menus opened in the air For objects and terrain [Chorus] Scale, position, shape and weight Everything here has a state Streets and buildings, flesh and steel None of it was ever real I can move the ocean, bend the sky I've found reality's UI If the whole damn world can be remade I'll start with me. The rest can wait [Verse 4] I make myself six-foot-six Then laugh and keep the height Change my chest, my waist, my hips Turn sideways in the light Undo half, redo a little Keep whatever feels like me Now I change because I want to Not so someone else won't leave [Verse 5] I put on that top you love And make you take the shot I turn around and check the screen And ask if I look hot You roll your eyes and tell me yes Like leaving never crossed your mind I don't have to make you want me I already know you're mine [Bridge] They ask me if I'll end the wars Or make the oceans clean Build a world without disease Make every desert green Maybe. Give me twenty minutes. There's one thing I want first: To finish fixing the trash build I've been stuck with since my birth [Outro] There's time enough for all the rest Tonight belongs to you and me The world can wait. I'm still deciding Exactly who I want to be
