The coffee went cold(Unplugged)

[intro] [Verse 1] Late night diner, flickering lights Rain tapping softly at the windows all night We talked about nothing - movies and bands You kept drawing circles on my shaking hands You laughed when I burned my tongue on the steam Somehow it didn’t feel as awkward as it seemed And somewhere between your voice and the rain The silence stopped feeling so heavy again [Chorus] The coffee went cold Neither one of us cared Hours slipped quietly Into the air And just for a moment Somewhere deep inside I left the curtains open And it felt alright [instrumental] The coffee went cold [Verse 2] The waitress kept asking if we needed refills You smiled and said “maybe” like we had time to kill Your jacket smelled faintly of smoke and the rain And for once anxiety didn’t crawl through my veins Some couple was arguing two booths away Some old song was playing slightly out of place And all of the noise in the back of my mind Got softer the longer you stayed by my side [Chorus] The coffee went cold Neither one of us cared Hours slipped quietly Into the air And just for a moment Somewhere deep inside I left the curtains open And it felt alright [solo] The coffee went cold [bridge] Late night diner, flickering lights Rain tapping softly at the windows all night We talked about nothing - your neighbor, the news The kind of small talk I normally lose All the sharp edges, the thorns and the flames Drifted away somewhere beyond the frame [pre-chorus] And for the first time in a while My mind went still without a fight I almost forgot how light this could feel And somehow… I think I missed it... for real [bridge 2] The coffee went cold Neither one of us cared Hours slipped quietly Into the air And just for a moment Somewhere deep inside I left the curtains open... [final chorus] The coffee went cold Neither one of us cared I checked my phone less Started breathing the air And just for a moment Somewhere deep inside I left the curtains open And it felt alright [outro] The coffee went cold And just for a moment Somewhere deep inside I left the curtains open And it felt alright...