[Verse 1 — The Dreamer] I built the moons, I built the rooms I never asked if it was right I just kept planting, in the gloom Whole gardens made of borrowed light [Verse 2 — The Doubt] But some nights someone else steps in Says every room's a door I locked Says the garden's just a paper skin Around a heart too scared to talk [Verse 3 — The Builder] And then a third voice, calm and slow Says maybe both of you are true The one who dreams, the one who doesn't know Are just two rooms I'm building through [Chorus — All Three] Me, myself and I, we don't agree Three different weathers, one same sky The dreamer, the doubter, and the one still free Arguing softly under the same moonlight Me, myself and I, we're not at war We're just a house with more than one door [Verse 4 — The Dreamer] I don't regret a single moon I'd build them all again tonight [Verse 5 — The Doubt] Maybe. But tell me why so soon You always leave the real world's light [Verse 6 — The Builder] Because the real world never asked What either one of you could give It just moved on, and left the task Of holding both of you — to live [Chorus — All Three] Me, myself and I, we don't agree Three different weathers, one same sky The dreamer, the doubter, and the one still free Arguing softly under the same moonlight Me, myself and I, we're not at war We're just a house with more than one door [Bridge — quieter, almost spoken] Some days the dreamer wins the room Some days the doubt won't let me sleep But every song I've ever grown Was built by all three, none too deep Alone, alone, alone — but never one Just three lights learning how to run As one same man, beneath one same sun [Final Chorus] Me, myself and I, we finally agree On one thing only, nothing more — That the house still stands, that the house is free That every voice has earned its door Me, myself and I, no longer at war Just a man, still building, still asking for more
