I Don't Belong - Lena Duval
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50s Jazz
Lyrics
Chorus
Why do I linger here, when no one calls my name
Shadows sip my silence, it's always just the same
I wait for morning's kindness, but the night just stays so long
A place at every table, but I don't belong
Verse 2
Curtains softly falling, as I sip cold tea
The laughter in the hallway never comes near me
I hum old loves remembered, yet time won't recall
Empty arms around me, I brace for the fall
Pre-Chorus
I dress my heart with hope each day
But hope wears thin when you feel this way
Chorus
Why do I linger here, when no one calls my name
Shadows sip my silence, it's always just the same
I wait for morning's kindness, but the night just stays so long
A place at every table, but I don't belong
Bridge
The quiet in the hallway paints worries on the wall
Every whispered promise just waiting to dissolve
I try to hear forgiveness in the hallway's distant sound
But echoes fade to memory when no one's around
Chorus
Why do I linger here, when no one calls my name
Shadows sip my silence, it's always just the same
I wait for morning's kindness, but the night just stays so long
A place at every table, but I don't belong
Chorus
Why do I linger here, when no one calls my name
Shadows sip my silence, it's always just the same
I wait for morning's kindness, but the night just stays so long
A place at every table, but I don't belong
Outro
Still I hold my teacup, watch the window glaze
Dreaming that tomorrow might bring a gentler phase
Tired eyes meet silence, a lullaby drawn thin
Loitering with longing for something to begin
Soft are the footsteps fading down the hall
I'll wait out the quiet till I'm wanted at all
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