Where you leave me (Glassfolk version)

The room still hums after you Like the wires forgot to sleep Your coat hangs low beside the door Gathering dust I never sweep I struck a match around midnight It burned out blue against my hand The smoke moved slow across the kitchen Like it still knew where you stand You looked at me the way old houses Lean toward roads nobody uses anymore If you go I’ll move slow behind the sound Like loose leaves crossing empty pavement If you change I’ll blur the same Lose the shape that knew your name And if you leave I’ll stay halfway Somewhere between gone and waiting The coffee cooled before the morning Your side untouched beside the sink The clock just turned without believing Time was something we could keep You used to speak in low vibrations Now silence fills the walls instead I hear you most in failing radios And words I almost said You reached for something past the ceiling I stayed down here with all the breathing noise If you go I’ll move slow behind the sound Like late rain sliding down the window If you fade I’ll dim the same Static where your voice remains And if you leave I’ll stay halfway Somewhere between gone and waiting I pressed your voice into the plaster So the room would hold its shape Now every small vibration answers Like the house still says your name Maybe one night you’ll miss an exit Drive too far through some sleeping town See my face inside a storefront Gone before you slow it down And I’ll still be here in fragments Half in memory, half erased A quiet outline in the background Still turning when you walk away If you go I’ll move slow behind the sound Like smoke still hanging in the doorway If you change I’ll fade the same A worn-out echo with your name And if you leave I’ll stay halfway Somewhere between gone and waiting