Low Light Habit

Verse

Your shoulder brushes mine on the offbeat kick

Four songs in and your shadow's stuck

I don't mind that the room's half full of strangers

Static hums where your voice should be

One slow sway and the lights cut blue

Nobody's checking their phone, nobody's leaving me

Pre-Chorus

So tell me what it takes to hold this line

A little closer or a little more time

Chorus

You're my low light habit, my midnight hum

I don't need the morning, I just need you now, come on

Every slow song folds soft into your chest

This is how we stay warm when the room goes cold at best

Verse

Your jacket's draped over mine, same four seats

Two cups of coffee, one more hour, okay

Nobody's chasing a headline here

Just bassline low and your ear to my shoulder

Five a.m. and the streetlamp's fading out

Still your hand on the back of my seat, no doubt

Pre-Chorus

So tell me what it takes to hold this line

A little closer or a little more time

Chorus

You're my low light habit, my midnight hum

I don't need the morning, I just need you now, come on

Every slow song folds soft into your chest

This is how we stay warm when the room goes cold at best

Bridge

Maybe tomorrow the daylight'll steal us away

But right here, right now, it's still your name

I'll trade the whole town for one more song with you

Low and slow till the amber comes through

Chorus

You're my low light habit, my midnight hum

I don't need the morning, I just need you now, come on

Every slow song folds soft into your chest

This is how we stay warm when the room goes cold at best