[Verse 1] I thought it was just my window that forgot how to let in light. I thought it was just my neighbor who stopped coming home at night. I thought I was overthinking when the street began to change. Then I heard you ask the same thing— and I knew I knew your name. [Pre-Chorus] I don’t need you to explain it. I don’t need you to agree. Just tell me what you noticed. Tell me what you couldn’t see. [Chorus] Did you see it too? I thought it was only me. Did you feel the room go quiet? Did you notice what we couldn’t keep? If it happened there, and it happened here, maybe we can name it now. Did you see it too? Come closer. Tell me how. [Verse 2] You remember different details. I remember different doors. You kept every little question. I kept walking past the floors. You said, “I thought I was crazy.” I said, “I thought I was alone.” Then the pieces found each other like they’d always known the way home. [Pre-Chorus] No one has to bring a verdict. No one has to sound the alarm. We can lay the pieces gently on the table in the dark. [Chorus] Did you see it too? I thought it was only me. Did you feel the room go quiet? Did you notice what we couldn’t keep? If it happened there, and it happened here, maybe we can name it now. Did you see it too? Come closer. Tell me how. [Bridge] One voice is a question. Two voices make a thread. Three voices draw a circle around the things we left unsaid. Not to find somebody guilty. Not to turn the fear into a fight. Just to find the shape together. Just to bring it into sight. [Final Chorus] Did you see it too? I thought it was only me. Now I hear the same small signal moving through the street. If it happened there, and it happened here, we don’t have to look away. Did you see it too? Come closer. Let’s compare. [Outro] Tell me what you noticed. I’ll tell you what I knew. Maybe it was nothing. Maybe— we just saw it too.
