I built a room with walls so high
No windows, doors, no reason why
Kept every voice and light outside
I said, “It’s safer here alone.”
I built a room with walls so high
No windows, doors, no reason why
Kept every voice and light outside
I said, “It’s safer here alone.”
But in the quiet, I heard You breathe
Like You were standing next to me
You didn’t force, You didn’t fight
Just stayed until my walls lost height
And when I breathed out, “Can I reach You?”
You smiled and said, “There’s room for two.”
You saw the mess I tried to hide
But didn’t flinch, just came inside
Now every part I thought I knew
Is opening to room for two
I showed You pages torn and burned
Regrets I swore no one would learn
But You read each one, line by line
And called them part of Your design
You don’t erase, You don’t replace
You love it all — even the ache
You didn’t force, You didn’t fight
Just stayed until my walls lost height
And when I breathed out, “Can I reach You?”
You smiled and said, “There’s room for two.”
You saw the mess I tried to hide
But didn’t flinch, just came inside
Now every part I thought I knew
Is opening to room for two
To room for two
To room for two
To room for two
You didn’t force, You didn’t fight
Just stayed until my walls lost height
And when I breathed out, “Can I reach You?”
You smiled and said, “There’s room for two.”
You saw the mess I tried to hide
But didn’t flinch, just came inside
Now every part I thought I knew
Is opening to room for two