← Leftovers

/ Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Rain on the hood, gray in the glass
Morning dragging its coat through the yard
I used to read every hard thing as a message
Some coded proof I had gotten it wrong
Every delay like a judgment
Every silence like a sign
Every closed hand in the world
Somehow closing over mine
[Pre-Chorus]
But the clouds don’t gather
To teach me a lesson
And the wind don’t rise
To call me by name
[Chorus]
It’s weather that isn’t personal
Rain that don’t know what I fear
A sky that turns without asking
Who I was hoping to be this year
Weather that isn’t personal
Still lands cold when it comes
But not every darkening horizon
Means I’m the one it’s coming for
[Verse 2]
There’s a strange kind of freedom in that
A loosening somewhere in the chest
To stop taking thunder as prophecy
To stop making the world confess
Some days just break in pieces
Some doors just close from weight
Some roads flood out for no reason
And still I can choose how I wait
[Pre-Chorus]
The river keeps moving
Without needing my grief
The season keeps turning
Without asking belief
[Chorus]
It’s weather that isn’t personal
Rain that don’t know what I fear
A sky that turns without asking
Who I was hoping to be this year
Weather that isn’t personal
Still lands cold when it comes
But not every darkening horizon
Means I’m the one it’s coming for
[Bridge]
I don’t need the storm
To mean something holy
I don’t need the loss
To prove I was seen
Maybe the hard thing is only the hard thing
And meaning is what I bring
In the way I carry it
In the way I leave it clean
[Final Chorus]
It’s weather that isn’t personal
And somehow that lets me breathe
A sky that turns without malice
A world that does not revolve around me
Weather that isn’t personal
Not cruel, not kind, just real
And maybe peace begins exactly there
In learning not every wound is aimed to kill
[Outro]
The sky did not wake up angry with me
It just broke open