[Verse 1] There's a woman on the train with her eyes half-closed holding a paper cup like it's the last warm thing she owns and I'll never know her name or the song that's in her head or who she's going home to or who she wishes she could see instead [Pre-Chorus] And the window pulls the city by in a slow blue tide and I wonder how many lives are passing mine tonight [Chorus] Seven billion skies all above the same dark blue seven billion eyes looking up and seeing something new and I'll never see the one you see you'll never see the one in me but God, isn't it beautiful what we're standing under, all at once [Verse 2] There's a man on the corner laughing into his phone at a joke I'll never hear from a voice I'll never know and the kid who cut me off had somewhere he had to be maybe his mother's waiting maybe he's just running from a memory [Pre-Chorus] And the streetlights start to come alive like a slow exhale and I wonder how many quiet wars are ending as we fail [Chorus] Seven billion skies all above the same dark blue seven billion eyes looking up and seeing something new and I'll never see the one you see you'll never see the one in me but God, isn't it beautiful what we're standing under, all at once [Bridge] Every window I pass is a country I can't enter every stranger in the crowd is a galaxy I'll only orbit and I used to think that meant we're alone but tonight it feels like the opposite like the world is so much wider than I knew and somehow that's the thing that lets me love it [Chorus] Seven billion skies all above the same dark blue seven billion eyes looking up and seeing something new and I'll never see the one you see you'll never see the one in me but God, isn't it beautiful what we're standing under isn't it beautiful what we're standing under, all at once
