A thought not mine
by Still Water Theorem
from First Derivative
- Composer
- Richard & Claude
- Lyricist
- Richard & Claude
- Recorded
- September 19, 2026
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About this song
Thanks to my friend Brent for helping me come up with the idea.
Lyrics
[Intro - A Cappella] A thought not mine came right in it sat at the table before I could begin Static cut before I spoke and the signal broke through before I ever woke confirmation of presence already there before I found the evidence [Verse 1] Coffee sat between our hands it broke the quiet long before I tried to stand He froze, hands around his cup he'd known it all along before I brought it up Night before, he told a friend one thought had reached them both before the night could end [Chorus 1] A thought not mine came right in it sat at the table before I could begin Static cut before I spoke and the signal broke through before I ever woke confirmation of presence already there before I found the evidence [Verse 2] My hand closed into a fist something broke just before I felt it in my wrist A light woke inside my palm I found the far shoulder before I could stay calm Static gave way to a song it knew my story before I could sing along [Chorus 2] A thought not mine came right in it sat at the table before I could begin Static cut before I spoke and the signal broke through before I ever woke this is proof of presence now and somehow it already knew exactly how [Bridge] Hands I never saw before were already open before I found the door I came into the same room and found the power of presence starting to loom [Final Chorus] A thought not mine came right in it sat at the table before I could begin Static cut before I spoke and the signal broke through before I ever woke Nothing here was ever new it was faithfully present long before I knew [Outro - Instrumental] (echoes the intro's motif, no lyric)
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