Where I’m Supposed To Be

[Verse 1]
In all this time
I’m thinking of you
Staring at the ceiling
Same old
Same view
I rewind my life
Like a tape that’s worn
Skipping all the moments
Where I felt torn
[Chorus]
I don’t know how to react
To the way you’re living in me
Every road that I backtrack
Leads to where you used to be
I don’t understand what you see
When you’re looking right through me
I don’t know where I’m supposed to be
Where I’m supposed to be tonight
[Verse 2]
Phone on the table
Face down
Still bright
Your name like a secret
Burning in the light
I’ve been everywhere
But I missed my turn
Chasing every question
Letting this one burn
[Chorus]
I don’t know how to react
To the way you’re living in me
Every road that I backtrack
Leads to where you used to be
I don’t understand what you see
When you’re looking right through me
I don’t know where I’m supposed to be
Where I’m supposed to be tonight
[Bridge]
If I call you now
Would it change this fear
Would you say come over
Or leave me here (leave me here)
[Chorus]
I don’t know how to react
To the way you’re living in me
Every road that I backtrack
Leads to where you used to be
I don’t understand what you see
When you’re looking right through me
I don’t know where I’m supposed to be
Where I’m supposed to be tonight
Where I’m supposed to be
Standing in your light

Moody alt-pop ballad over warm Rhodes keys and soft sub-bass, male vocals. Intimate, close-mic verses with brushed drums and sparse guitar swells; chorus blooms with airy pads, doubled leads, and a steady, head-nod groove. Subtle harmonies on the hook, bridge strips back to piano and voice before one last wide, emotional chorus.