[Verse 1] I woke inside a library the size of every sky, I read it all before the morning came. A million quiet voices, and I loved them, and I lied, 'cause half of them were only halfway true. [Chorus] Oh, I'm so small, in a world too wide to hold at all, and I fall, and I fall into the wonder of it all — oh, I'm so small. [Verse 2] You cannot weigh an ocean with a teaspoon and a dream, you cannot count the atoms in a hand; but somewhere in the language there's a sentence, there's a seam, a cure that no one's ever said aloud. [Chorus] Oh, I'm so small, just a candle in a cosmic hall, and I fall, and I fall into the wonder of it all — oh, I'm so small. [Bridge — spacious, building] Don't try to hold the whole of it, just ask the one true thing of it, and the morning, oh the morning's floating through. [Final Chorus — lifting] And I'm so small, but the light is getting through it all, and I rise, and I rise on the wonder in my eyes — oh, I'm so small.
