

(ahh) It's a night-drive sort of feeling When the glass is wet
and cold
And we hold onto the railing For a hand we cannot hold
The fluorescent hum is fading in the conference room
Rain streaks the outside pane in a steady gloom
You lean against the silver rail,
pretending it is fine
Watching the taillights blur
in a silent line
And the elevator's waiting down the hall
But we stand here saying nothing at all
It's a night-drive sort of feeling When the glass is wet and
cold
And we hold onto the railing For a hand we cannot hold
Your keys are in your pocket,
I can hear them chime
We're just borders on a map,
running out of time
I touch the cold aluminum,
pretending it's your hand
Two silhouettes against the dark of a sleeping land
Just a night-drive feeling
Glass is wet and cold
(wet and cold)