The Weight of Blue Verse 1 Your coffee’s gone cold Beside the windowsill. The morning came without you— The silence never will. The house remembers echoes Long after voices move. Some mornings weigh exactly The same shade blue. Pre-Chorus Maybe love Never really leaves. Maybe it just changes Into things we cannot keep. Chorus Blue… The weight of blue… The sea inside my chest. Loving what you can’t possess. The denim jacket on the chair Still smells like you. Every bruise turned yellow— Only my heart stayed blue. Ink that wouldn’t leave the paper. Blue hour found me anyway. Every sky I’ve ever loved Turned the same shade blue. The weight of blue. The weight of you. Blue… Blue… You. Verse 2 The ocean keeps its secrets In the pressure of the tide. Maybe that’s why grief Leaves a salt line where love dried. The photographs grow lighter Every summer on the wall. Funny how the colors fade— Blue survives them all. Bridge If the sea Can carry every river Without forgetting Where it began— Maybe hearts Do the same. Maybe blue Was never sorrow. Maybe blue Was love… After it learned How to stay. Final Chorus Blue… The weight of blue… The sea inside my chest. Loving what you can’t possess. The denim jacket on the chair Still smells like you. Every bruise turned yellow— Only my heart stayed blue. Ink that wouldn’t leave the paper. Blue hour found me anyway. Every sky I’ve ever loved Turned the same shade blue. The weight of blue. The weight of you. Blue… Blue… You.
