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I Am Too Sad, Baby 2 by Rebekah

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I Am Too Sad, Baby 2 by Rebekah - Indie Pop Ballad,Female (Breathy, Intimate) Vocals music cover art

I Am Too Sad, Baby 2

Indie Pop Ballad,Female (Breathy, Intimate) Vocals

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Lyrics
Description
[Verse 1]
Streetlight draws your shadow on the bedroom floor
Your winter jacket breathes the cold I can't ignore
A postcard face-down on the kitchen shelf, unread
My coffee went cold where I left it by the bed
[Pre-Chorus]
I count the missed calls like small, reluctant prayers
Hold the ringtone quiet, like I can keep you there
[Chorus]
I am too sad, baby — I keep your coffee cold
And our song on my phone is playing out the old
I am too sad, baby — I leave your letter in the drawer
Staring at the lock that used to open like before
[Verse 2]
The kettle hums our chorus at an hour you never kept
Your key still rests where you dropped it, weight of what we left
I set one plate at the table, habit more than hope
Talk to the silence like it's teaching me to cope
[Pre-Chorus]
The clock folds time into the outline of your name
I press my palm against the window — it's the same
[Chorus]
I am too sad, baby — I keep your coffee cold
And our song on my phone keeps spinning like we're old
I am too sad, baby — I trace the margin of your plan
Wishing I could change the map, rewinding where we stand
[Bridge]
I'd steal tomorrow, trade my sleep for one more day with you
Drive to the harbor where we promised, steer by what we knew
I'd fold the sunrise into pockets, hand it back to you
Do anything to trade the quiet for the truth
[Chorus — Turn]
I am too sad, baby — I keep your coffee cold
But I've started folding letters, tucking corners, letting go
I am too sad, baby — the ache still lives in every room
Yet I leave a little light on, soft enough to bloom
[Outro]
Too sad, baby — I am learning to breathe between the notes
Too sad, baby — but I keep placing one small hope
Too sad, baby — and maybe that will be enough