Leftover Hoodies

[Verse 1]
Leftover hoodies on my chair
Your shampoo scent still in the air
We used to laugh till 3 a.m.
Now it’s just me, and empty plans
[Pre-Chorus]
I talk in circles to the wall
Start to type, then never call
Every feeling stuck halfway
Every word I’ve tried to say
[Chorus]
I don’t know how to say “I miss you”
So I just scroll and stare at my screen
Every photo’s like a room I walk through
Where you’re still here, where we still dream
I can’t find the words for what I’m going through
So I just whisper, “I miss you”
[Verse 2]
Sleepovers on your parents’ floor
Late-night snacks, locked bedroom door
We’d plan a life we couldn’t see
Now I can’t plan next week for me
[Pre-Chorus]
Friends keep asking, “Are you fine?”
I just laugh and change the line
There’s a storm behind my face
But it’s quiet out in space
[Chorus]
I don’t know how to say “I miss you”
So I just scroll and stare at my screen
Every photo’s like a room I walk through
Where you’re still here, where we still dream
I can’t find the words for what I’m going through
So I just whisper, “I miss you”
[Bridge]
Maybe someday I’ll say it right (ooh)
Tell you you were my favorite time
Till then all I’ve got tonight
Are broken thoughts and unsent lines
[Chorus]
I don’t know how to say “I miss you”
So I just scroll and stare at my screen
Every photo’s like a room I walk through
Where you’re still here, where we still dream
I can’t find the words for what I’m going through
So I just whisper, “I miss you”

pop, Warm, midtempo pop ballad with male vocals; soft piano and muted guitars in the verses, light percussion and airy synth pads building into a bigger, hooky chorus; stacked harmonies on the title line, subtle vocal chops post-chorus, intimate close-mic vocal that swells to an emotional peak then drops to a bare, tender outro