[Verse 1] The coffee's cold, the morning's grey, the bus is late, but that's okay. A woman laughs across the street, a little boy skips to the beat. The news is loud, the shops are bright, we complain about the traffic light. We say tomorrow, like we always do, as if tomorrow waits for you. [Pre-Chorus] Nobody knows, nobody sees— this is the last day of ordinary. [Chorus] IF THIS IS THE LAST NORMAL DAY, LET'S NOT THROW A MOMENT AWAY. Let the coffee cool, let the children play, let somebody tell you they're glad you stayed. IF THIS IS THE LAST NORMAL DAY, REMEMBER THE SMALL THINGS WE SAY. Not the headlines, not the names— just the hands we held along the way. [Verse 2] The neighbour waters dying flowers, the old man counts the passing hours. Someone sings behind a door, someone leaves a tip at the corner store. We keep our plans for Friday night, we argue who's wrong, who's right. We never think to turn and see how much of life is happening quietly. [Pre-Chorus] Nobody knows, nobody sees— how precious “ordinary” can be. [Chorus] IF THIS IS THE LAST NORMAL DAY, LET'S NOT THROW A MOMENT AWAY. Let the coffee cool, let the children play, let somebody tell you they're glad you stayed. IF THIS IS THE LAST NORMAL DAY, REMEMBER THE SMALL THINGS WE SAY. Not the headlines, not the names— just the hands we held along the way. [Bridge — piano + voice] If I had known this morning would never come again, I'd call my mother, I'd forgive my friend. I'd watch the sunlight move across the floor— and ask for nothing more. [Build] Nothing more. [Choir] NOTHING MORE. [Final Chorus] IF THIS IS THE LAST NORMAL DAY, LET'S NOT THROW A MOMENT AWAY! LET THE COFFEE COOL, LET THE CHILDREN PLAY! LET SOMEBODY TELL YOU THEY'RE GLAD YOU STAYED! [Choir] GLAD YOU STAYED! [Final Chorus] IF THIS IS THE LAST NORMAL DAY, LET'S NOT THROW A MOMENT AWAY! LET THE COFFEE COOL, LET THE CHILDREN PLAY! LET SOMEBODY TELL YOU THEY'RE GLAD YOU STAYED! [Choir] GLAD YOU STAYED!
