[Verse 1]
The kettle clicks, the windows fog
Your wool coat waits beside the door
The trees let go in copper handfuls
And leaves collect along the floor

You say the cold is kind of lovely
Then look away before you smile
I know that “fine” can mean a hundred things
And take a little while

[Pre-Chorus]
So if the days are weighing more
Than anyone can see
You don’t have to make it pretty
You can sit awhile with me

[Chorus]
Come in, leave your heavy coat
Let the quiet have its say
We can watch the rain draw lines
And let the kettle sing away
When the season turns and everybody’s carrying more
You don’t have to hold it all alone
There’s a chair beside the fire
There’s a little room for you at home

[Verse 2]
The market pears are soft and golden
The early dark comes creeping in
Somehow every crowded table
Can still leave someone out again

I’ve seen the brave ones miss a message
I’ve heard the laugh that doesn’t land
If you’re just making it to morning
I can meet you where you stand

[Pre-Chorus]
No need to find the perfect words
No need to fix the sky
We can let the silence settle
We can simply let it lie

[Chorus]
Come in, leave your heavy coat
Let the quiet have its say
We can watch the rain draw lines
And let the kettle sing away
When the season turns and everybody’s carrying more
You don’t have to hold it all alone
There’s a chair beside the fire
There’s a little room for you at home

[Bridge]
If all you’ve got is one small breath
Then that is enough tonight
We’ll take the morning when it comes
One ordinary step at a time

[Final Chorus]
Come in, leave your heavy coat
Let the quiet have its say
We can watch the rain draw lines
Till the clouds begin to break
When the season turns and everybody’s carrying more
You don’t have to hold it all alone
There’s a chair beside the fire
There’s a little room for you at home
There’s a little room for you at home

[Outro]
The kettle clicks, the windows fog
There’s room for you at home