Blue Jacket Floor

You left your blue jacket there

On my crooked kitchen chair

I kept it folded all week

Like a note I wouldn't read

Your key still turns in my hand

But I don't know where you stand

You say it like it's nothing

Like I was never something

And I bite my tongue

When you call me late

You always sound so sure

I don't sound that way

Don't call me now (don't call me now)

You want the easy parts

Don't call me now (don't call me now)

You already broke my heart

Blue jacket on the floor

I don't wait for you anymore

You came back with that smile

Like a trick I knew awhile

Same boots, same careless grin

Same mess you bring me in

I watched the rain hit the glass

Counted all the ways you'd pass

Then I learned to lock the door

And not look for you anymore

And I bite my tongue

When you call me late

You always sound so sure

I don't sound that way

Don't call me now (don't call me now)

You want the easy parts

Don't call me now (don't call me now)

You already broke my heart

Blue jacket on the floor

I don't wait for you anymore

I used to save your seat

Used to hear your key

Now the room feels small

But it belongs to me

Don't call me now (don't call me now)

You want the easy parts

Don't call me now (don't call me now)

You already broke my heart

Blue jacket on the floor

I don't wait for you anymore