If I could send a letter through these dented lines

[Verse 1]
Washed up calendars, torn along the brim
The kitchen clock’s stuck on a minute I can’t forgive
Old notes curled beneath a mug, each with a wish
I wrote your name, then crossed it out, then wrote it in

(Oh-ohh, ooh-ohh)

[Pre-Chorus]
Sometimes I press my ear against the wall,
Just to hear what I used to sound like
Words spill out, then back in, folding small

[Chorus]
If I could send a letter through these dented lines,
Would it find you whole, or fractured by the time?
I’m tracing over versions that I left behind—
Tell me, did you change, or just get harder to find?

[Verse 2]
Streetlight out again, blinking Morse in rain
There’s a jacket by the door that’s never claimed
I still wear your questions, keep them faint
Buttoned up, or tossed aside, it feels the same

(Ohhh-oh, ohhhh)

[Pre-Chorus]
Sometimes I scribble futures on the floor
Wipe them clean before I lift my eyes
Ink seeps in deeper than before

[Chorus]
If I could send a letter through these dented lines,
Would it find you whole, or fractured by the time?
I’m tracing over versions that I left behind—
Tell me, did you change, or just get harder to find?

[Bridge]
(Oh—oooh, oh-oooh)

Could you read between the static, stained and thin?
Would you laugh at all the things I thought I’d mend?
I leave a space—(ahhh)—in case you answer in
But all that comes back is a draft I never send

[Chorus]
If I could send a letter through these dented lines,
Would it find you whole, or fractured by the time?
I’m tracing over versions that I left behind—
Tell me, did you change, or just get harder to find?

[Outro]
Write your name, then cross it out, then write it in
(Oh-ohh, ooh-ohh)
Just noise and paper, but I write it in