

(mmm-hmmm) Every Thursday at a quarter to four We walk up the steps
to your red wooden door She holds her notebook,
I carry her bag
Just a little girl and her quiet single dad
You sit on the bench,
and you show her the keys
While I'm in the hallway,
weak in the knees
Listening to the notes rise and fall
(yeah) And you teach her the melody
But you're teaching my heart how to feel
Every scale that you play is a promise of some kind of
real
Yeah, you teach her the melody
You tell her she's shining,
you tell her well done
We watch the clock move under the sun
I look at the music,
but I look at your face Wondering if there is room in
this space
And you teach her the melody
But you're teaching my heart how to feel
Every scale that you play is a promise of some kind of
real
Yeah, you teach her the melody
We talk by the doorway
when the hour is done About assignments and practice,
but my mind starts to run
Do you hear my heart beating through the wood of the floor?
(oh-oh-oh) She plays her song in the back of the car Singing
along, we're not very far
I'm humming your theme (hummmm)