Blue Mug

pop, romantic, sad, relaxed tempo (~90 BPM), male vocal, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, saxophone

[Verse 1] Your blue mug’s still beside the sink The chipped one with the painted moon I turn it over when I think Of how you left that afternoon [Pre-Chorus] The kettle clicks, the room stays still I almost call, then never will [Chorus] I miss the way you said my name Like it was somewhere safe to land Now every small familiar thing Feels borrowed from another hand If you still keep that paper crane I folded on the train back home Remember I was yours awhile And I still hate sleeping alone [Verse 2] Your scarf is hanging by the door Though winter’s nearly given way I find the ticket from before And read the date, then put it away [Pre-Chorus] The kettle clicks, the room stays still I almost call, then never will [Chorus] I miss the way you said my name Like it was somewhere safe to land Now every small familiar thing Feels borrowed from another hand If you still keep that paper crane I folded on the train back home Remember I was yours awhile And I still hate sleeping alone [Bridge] Maybe time will make this softer Maybe we’ll be kind someday But tonight I leave the hallway light on Though I know you’re far away [Final Chorus] I miss the way you said my name Like it was somewhere safe to land Now every small familiar thing Feels borrowed from another hand If you still keep that paper crane I folded on the train back home Remember I was yours awhile And I still hate sleeping alone [Outro] Your blue mug’s still beside the sink And I still hate sleeping alone