[Verse 1] You saw the crack beneath the paint The rule dressed up as common sense You asked why every crooked beam Was called a wall that must not bend They laughed when you named what they hid Like naming it made you the flaw But once you see the hinge and pin You know the door was never law [Pre-Chorus] You held the truth out in your hands They stepped away, you understand [Chorus] You’re not strange for seeing clearly You’re the one who sees the seam Every world was once somebody’s Wild and unapproved idea But the ones who move the mountains Often sleep beyond the crowd You can change the shape of everything And still feel missing from it now [Verse 2] You take apart the easy answer Find the cost they left outside Put a name beside the number Give the quiet ones a side You draw a road through old assumptions Cut a window through the wall Then turn to tell the room what changed And find no one there at all [Pre-Chorus] You made a place where none could stand Now who will reach and take your hand? [Chorus] You’re not strange for seeing clearly You’re the one who sees the seam Every world was once somebody’s Wild and unapproved idea But the ones who move the mountains Often sleep beyond the crowd You can change the shape of everything And still feel missing from it now [Bridge: half-time, intimate] At dinner, you rehearse the sentence Then let the potatoes cool Your sister says, “You think too deeply” You smile and pass the serving bowl You wanted more than being right You wanted someone there beside you Someone who could face the open door And not ask you to go hide, too [Build] So if your hands are tired from holding What the room refuses to see Leave a light on in the window There are others finding keys [Final Chorus] You’re not strange for seeing clearly You’re a signal through the years Every world begins with someone Who can look straight through the fear And the ones who move the mountains Need a place to set them down You can change the shape of everything You don’t have to change alone now [Outro] Leave a chair beside the table Leave the door unlatched tonight There are others seeing clearly There are others looking for the light
