

I dialled your old digits just to see
If some ghost of us would talk to me But a stranger
answered with a dry "hello" In the library corner where the quiet
things grow (oh-oh-oh)
Aisle four, where the old maps fade away Outside,
the sky is a heavy slate of gray
Raindrops hitting glass like a soft snare drum
I sat on the carpet where the dust motes hum
He said he bought the SIM card from a shop downtown He
was hiding from the downpour,
looking up and down He said "I'll trade your secrets for a
silver lighter spark" In the library aisle where the lights grow dark
And the rain won't let up tonight
No, the rain won't let up tonight (yeah)
I dialled your old digits just to see
If some ghost of us would talk to me
But a stranger answered with a dry "hello"
In the library corner
where the quiet things grow (oh-oh-oh)
We talked about the static
on the telephone wire
Two lonely souls beside an artificial fire
He kept your old number,
but he doesn't know your name
Just a stranger in the library playing my game
I dialled your old digits just to see
If some ghost of us would talk to me
But a stranger answered with a dry "hello"
In the library corner where the quiet things grow (oh-oh-oh)
Your old number's gone (just a stranger on the line) Your old
number's gone