[Verse 1]
At platform nine, the rain runs blue
A courier cuts through avenue two
The tower clocks blink out of time
Your paper map still marks the line

[Pre-Chorus]
You said the river keeps its name
Though every bridge has changed
So meet me where the old docks bend
Before the morning starts again

[Chorus]
This future city knows our faces
But not the place we used to go
I’ll find you past the freight elevators
Where the quiet gardens grow
We’ll take the stairs above the traffic
And watch the harbor turn to chrome
In all this borrowed tomorrow
Your hand still feels like home

[Verse 2]
A noodle cart rolls by on rails
Its owner hums through a cracked display
We trade our passwords for two cups
And let the crowded market rush

[Pre-Chorus]
You keep the key beneath your sleeve
The one we thought we’d never need
One small door in a wall of screens
Still opens on the old green quay

[Chorus]
This future city knows our faces
But not the place we used to go
I’ll find you past the freight elevators
Where the quiet gardens grow
We’ll take the stairs above the traffic
And watch the harbor turn to chrome
In all this borrowed tomorrow
Your hand still feels like home

[Bridge]
If every road is reassigned
If every window learns to stare
We’ll leave our names in chalk tonight
And find the salt wind waiting there

[Final Chorus]
This future city knows our faces
But we can choose the roads we take
I found you past the freight elevators
Where the small green gardens wake
We take the stairs above the traffic
And watch the harbor turn to chrome
In all this borrowed tomorrow
Your hand still feels like home

[Outro]
Your hand still feels like home
Beyond the towers, past the foam