(Verse 1) The morning hits my window, No one at the door. I’m lying on the floor again, Staring at the wall. The kettle softly whistles, The sunlight fills the room. Another day is waking up Too quiet, too soon. (Pre-Chorus) Don`t turn your phone off, let it ring, We need that kind of thing. Be strong, don’t rearrange, You don’t have to always change. (Chorus) And the city moves to a broken beat, From the rooftops to the street. We’re looking for a little spark, In the middle of the dark. Not for money, not for fame, Just the way you say my name. Just a vibe, just a start, Just a simple, honest heart. (Verse 2) Everybody’s in a race, Running fast but out of place. Scrolling through another year, Faces fade and disappear. I want slow, I want real, Something I can truly feel. Old sneakers on my feet, Walking down familiar streets. (Bridge) Sing it loud, even wrong, Life’s not perfect — sing your song. Don’t be plastic, don’t pretend, Be yourself until the end. Coffee’s cold, the sky is blue, I’m not who I was — and you? (Final Chorus) Yeah, the city moves to a broken beat, From the rooftops to the street. We’re looking for a little spark, In the middle of the dark. Not for money, not for fame, Just the way you say my name. Just a vibe, just a start, Just a simple, honest heart. (Outro) Yeah, don’t be plastic I’m not who I was — and you? Just a simple, honest heart.
