[Verse 1] I drew a floor plan on the back of a receipt A room for every laugh I know by heart A long table where nobody keeps score A door that never asks who came before [Pre-Chorus] I’d set the kettle on, leave every key Make enough room for you and me [Chorus] If I could build a home for everyone I love I’d keep the windows open, pass the warmth around We’d live beside each other, never asking who belongs But love gets called a claim, and hands become a fence So I hold the house inside my head Where no one has to choose [Verse 2] You tell me, “If you care, then make a choice” As if a heart were land to mark and own I want to meet you all without a ledger No one smaller so another feels secure [Pre-Chorus] I’d set the kettle on, leave every key Make enough room for you and me [Chorus] If I could build a home for everyone I love I’d keep the windows open, pass the warmth around We’d live beside each other, never asking who belongs But love gets called a claim, and hands become a fence So I hold the house inside my head Where no one has to choose [Bridge] Maybe the walls are only in the rules Maybe we learned to guard what could be shared I’d give you warmth without a deed or witness And let each heart arrive, still wholly theirs [Final Chorus] If I could build a home for everyone I love I’d keep the windows open, pass the warmth around We’d live beside each other, never asking who belongs But love gets called a claim, and hands become a fence So I hold the house inside my head And dream we all can stay [Outro] I leave the door unlatched in the dream
