[Intro, distant, intimate] I don’t know where this goes… For once, I don’t need to. [Verse 1] Something in me stopped resisting what I couldn’t rearrange. I spent years demanding answers from things already bound to change. Now the ground feels less familiar, but my feet don’t seem to care. I don’t know what I’m becoming… I’m just halfway to anywhere. [Pre-Chorus] Too far in to turn around. Too awake to stay the same. Maybe not knowing where I’m going doesn’t mean I’ve lost my way. [Chorus] I’m halfway to anywhere, with nothing left to follow. No promise waiting up ahead, no yesterday tomorrow. I can feel the world get wider every time I leave it bare. Maybe nowhere isn’t nothing when you’re halfway to anywhere. [Instrumental expansion] [Verse 2] I’ve been measuring my living by the things that didn’t last, like every ending owed a reason, like every future needs a past. Now I’m letting questions linger. Letting silence have its say. Somewhere certainty got smaller when I stopped needing it to stay. [Pre-Chorus] There’s a freedom in the middle I could never feel before. When you’re not begging for an ending, everywhere becomes a door. [Chorus] I’m halfway to anywhere, with nothing left to follow. No promise waiting up ahead, no yesterday tomorrow. I can feel the world get wider every time I leave it bare. Maybe nowhere isn’t nothing when you’re halfway to anywhere. [Long psychedelic instrumental break] [Bridge, stripped, suspended] What if I never arrive? What if arriving was never the point? What if all this open space isn’t asking to be filled? [pause] I’ve spent enough of my life needing something to be certain. Tonight… I just wanna see what happens. [Instrumental rise] [Final Chorus] I’m halfway to anywhere, and everywhere feels closer. I don’t need to see the ending to believe there’s something further. Let the world keep getting wider. Let the unknown find me there. I spent too long needing somewhere… Now I’m halfway to anywhere. [Post-Chorus] Halfway… Halfway… No beginning. No ending. Just anywhere. [Outro, soft] I don’t know where this goes… For once… that’s beautiful.
