Your jacket still hangs by the kitchen door Like you might come back for it like before I leave one cup beside the coffee machine Then remember you don't live here with me I tell my friends I'm getting through But every quiet room points back to you I keep reaching for a hand that's gone Waking up to find the whole bed wrong You took the best part of my ordinary days Now I'm learning how to breathe in the space you made If loving you was all I knew Tell me, what am I supposed to do? I keep reaching, reaching for you Though I know you're not coming home Your name still lights up in my old phone A photograph I can't bring myself to close I pass the corner where we used to meet And slow the car like you might cross the street I say your name beneath my breath Then swallow every word I never said I keep reaching for a hand that's gone Waking up to find the whole bed wrong You took the best part of my ordinary days Now I'm learning how to breathe in the space you made If loving you was all I knew Tell me, what am I supposed to do? I keep reaching, reaching for you Though I know you're not coming home Maybe someday this room will feel like mine Maybe your memory won't arrive on time But tonight I would trade every truth I found For one more minute with your head against my shoulder now I keep reaching for a hand that's gone Still waking up to find the whole bed wrong You took the best part of my ordinary days But I'm learning how to live with the space you made If loving you was all I knew I can learn to make it through Still reaching, reaching for you Till my heart lets go alone Your jacket still hangs by the kitchen door But I don't wait for footsteps anymore
