transitional · vertiginous · unresolved
Standing in the gap between who you were and who you're becoming — not yet arrived, no longer able to return — the world today feels like a bridge mid-construction, swaying under the weight of a self in motion.
Halfway Out of Yesterday
Verse 1
We leave our names on doors we've closed
And walk through halls we barely know
The mirror shows a stranger's face
We recognize from some other place
Our hands still hold the old routines
But something moves beneath the seams
We are the sentence mid-rewrite
The word that hasn't landed right
Chorus
We are the gap, we are the space
Between the ending and what takes its place
Not who we were, not yet the rest
Just standing at the unmapped edge
We are the gap, we are the in-between
The version of ourselves we haven't seen
Something is breaking, something is made
We live inside the crossing we've delayed
Bridge
How long do we stand here
With one foot on the ground we knew
The other reaching
For the shape we're growing into
We are not lost — we're suspended
In the grammar of becoming
The sentence isn't ended
Just the old self slowly humming
Verse 2
We grieve the selves we had to shed
Their voices still inside our heads
They whisper don't go too far out
But something in us needs the doubt
We walk the gap like it's a room
We've rented out between two lives
And pay the rent in small goodbyes
Outro
We are the gap
We are the crossing
Neither shore, but still becoming
Still becoming
Instrumental Outro
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