[Verse 1] You left your silver ring beside the kitchen glass, A little circle catching every train that passed. I traced the coffee stain you never wiped away, And heard your old blue jacket breathe against the chair. [Pre-Chorus] If I call your name, will the distance turn around? If I open this door, will your footsteps touch the ground? [Chorus] Come back, come back, I saved the last song for you, Two cups on the table, one sky turning blue. Come back, come back, let the whole room begin, I don't need a promise—just let me let you in. [Verse 2] The late train drew a ribbon across the window pane, Your postcard from the seaside still smells faintly of rain. I wore the yellow sweater that you liked in July, And practiced saying “stay” without asking why. [Pre-Chorus] If I call your name, will the distance turn around? If I open this door, will your footsteps touch the ground? [Chorus] Come back, come back, I saved the last song for you, Two cups on the table, one sky turning blue. Come back, come back, let the whole room begin, I don't need a promise—just let me let you in. [Bridge] Maybe love is not a flame that never bends, Maybe it is choosing where the broken road can end. I will leave the porch light on, not to pull you through, But to show the way home if home still means me and you. [Final Chorus] Come back, come back, I saved the last song for you, Two cups on the table, one sky turning blue. Come back, come back, let the whole room begin, I don't need a promise—just let me let you in. [Outro] Your silver ring is waiting by the kitchen glass, And morning finds a way to make the silence pass.
