Edge of Tomorrow

[Verse 1]
Frost on the glass
Breath draws a circle
Name in the vapor
Fading as I speak
Empty hallway
Clock on the staircase
Hands keep on turning
Dragging every beat
[Pre-Chorus]
But something in the dark
Keeps pulling at my sleeve
Like a word half-formed
I’m aching to believe
[Chorus]
On the edge of tomorrow
I’m still holding out my hands
For a sunrise I can’t see yet
But I feel it where I stand
All the ghosts of my yesterday
Can’t drown this quiet glow
On the edge of tomorrow
I’m not letting go
[Verse 2]
Rooms full of shadows
Chairs left in mid-conversation
Coffee gone cold
Beside an unread note
I wear every silence
Like a coat that doesn’t fit
But under the lining
A spark begins to grow
[Pre-Chorus]
Every shattered frame
Still hanging on the wall
Trembles like it knows
I’m not afraid to fall
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[low vocal register]
I have walked to the end of the road
Where the map just tears
I have knelt in the gravel and dust
Breathing broken prayers
[crecendo]
But the sky cracks open in grey and gold
And my chest fills up with light
If this is all I ever own
It’s enough to rise tonight
[Chorus]

Slow-bloom cinematic anthem: intimate piano and close-mic male vocal at first, almost a whisper over distant pads. Strings ease in with low, haunting sustains, then rise in layered, swelling lines. Huge toms and braams enter late for a towering final chorus, with stacked harmonies and a soaring, raw lead in a wide, reverberant space., raw, male vocals, slow, deep