I whisper to you from my room.
A whisper is a feeling...
I always liked this building.
To me one thing was clear:
I knew that one day I'd live here.
My neighbors come and go.
I hear them through the ceiling.
But what they're up to, I don't know.
I am so still.
I make no sound.
They never know when I'm around.
Sometimes I leave my music on
And go downstairs out to the lawm
And listen to what it's like
To be on the outside.
And then I go back up the stair
And through my door and to my chair
And think about what it's like
To be on the inside.
I don't pay for my water,
And so I leave it on.
It sounds, to me, just like a song.
But I pay for my light,
And so I leave it off.
The dawn coming in so strange and soft.
I had to change my life.
I felt it coming on.
The past is better when it's gone.
And so I left my wife.
I left my children too.
I didn't know what else to do.
Sometimes I leave my music on
And go downstairs out to the lawn
And listen to what it's like
To be on the outside.
And then I go back up the stair
And through my door and to my chair
Remembering what it was like
To be on the inside.
I whisper to you from my room.
This room invites the evening.
I hope it don't get dark too soon.
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