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Hollow Kind of Feeling (Live at Midnight Hall)

(Verse 1) There’s a phantom limb where our conversation goes, Just the quiet space that everybody knows. I hear that tired static filling up the room, A heavy kind of comfort in the afternoon. I watch you check your phone, I watch you walk away, Holding back the words I’ll never get to say. (Chorus) And my unrequited heart just takes up residence, Learning how to live with this indifference. You look right through me like a pane of glass, Waiting for a shadow that will never pass. It’s a hollow kind of feeling, Yeah, a hollow kind of feeling. (Verse 2) I memorize the laughter meant for someone else, And keep my burning feelings tucked upon the shelf. You talk about your future like I’m just a friend, Not knowing every sentence brings another end. I smile and I nod, playing my part so well, Hiding in a story that I’ll never tell. (Chorus) And my unrequited heart just takes up residence, Learning how to live with this indifference. You look right through me like a pane of glass, Waiting for a shadow that will never pass. It’s a hollow kind of feeling, Yeah, a hollow kind of feeling. (Bridge) I don't blame you for the silence, don't blame you for the distance, You can't force a spark against a heart's resistance. The hardest part of loving someone who doesn't care, Is reaching out for hands that were never really there. (Chorus) And my unrequited heart just takes up residence, Learning how to live with this indifference. You look right through me like a pane of glass, Waiting for a shadow that will never pass. It’s a hollow kind of feeling, Yeah, a hollow kind of feeling. (Outro) Just static in the room... Learning how to live with it... A hollow kind of feeling.