[Verse 1] He’s in his bedroom Phone leaned on a stack of books Mouths every fragile word To a song that never once got looks Soft light Old hoodie Curtains breathing in and out He hits upload Hits the pillow Heart still loud Across town there’s a back room Humming screens and cardboard dust Barcode scars on both his hands Clocked-in trust He scrolls on his break Just to feel a little less alone Thumb slips Clip plays And the world turns slow [Chorus] Love without days off Found you in a loading dock glow Between dead batteries And TVs playing snow Didn’t know your voice But your silence sang enough On a five-inch screen I felt a flood Love without days off Just two tired hearts on shift No fireworks No big talk Just something start to lift [Verse 2] He replays that short loop Counted freckles Counted breaths Reads the tiny caption twice Like a secret under his chest “Just messing around” But the way you close your eyes says more Like you’re kissing every line You’ve heard before Next night Same aisle He props his phone by a stack of drums Lip-syncs to a midnight song Mouth numb Saves it Doesn’t post it Till his courage meets your page Follows you Then drops that clip Heart a cage [Chorus] Love without days off Flickering in warehouse light Breakroom coffee going cold But my screen burns bright Didn’t know your name But I knew that crooked grin Like we’d shared a hundred shifts Of holding things in Love without days off Just notifications and dust You liked my clumsy little post I swore that I could trust [Bridge] We meet on a Sunday Half-price headphones Quiet store (hey) You ask “Do these sound kinda sad?” I’ve heard that track before “You’re the guy from my For You” It slips out before I think Your laugh falls soft between us Like a chain of keys and links [Chorus] Love without days off Started as a borrowed song Now your head’s on my shoulder While the playlist runs long Didn’t plan a future Didn’t plan a thing at all But your hand found mine By the clearance wall Love without days off Every shift Every sigh Every shelf Two ordinary kids Taking turns to save each other’s selves
