An Empty Box in an Empty Room © 2026 Mitchell Scott — All rights reserved. Lyrics Isn’t it funny how a life gets built One right turn, one shrug of guilt You don’t decide, you just arrive Wake up one day already tired You meant to leave, you meant to change But meaning ain’t the same as brave So you stay quiet, you stay kind You blink and lose a couple decades’ time I’m an empty box in an empty room Still here, but I’m not much use Didn’t fall apart, didn’t make a scene Just slowly quit on everything Yeah, I’m an empty box in an empty room There’s someone close enough to touch We don’t say much — we’ve said enough No slammed doors, no last goodbye Just two people letting something die The house still hums, the TV’s on We let the quiet drag on and on Nothing hurts in a way you can prove That’s the part I can’t explain to you I’m an empty box in an empty room Full of days I never used Life kept knocking, I stayed numb Called it peace, but it wasn’t much Yeah, I’m an empty box in an empty room I saw it coming I felt it stall I kept telling myself This was all there was I’m an empty box in an empty room Not broken, just hollow through and through Life ain’t cruel, it just moves along Leaves you wondering where you went wrong Yeah, I’m an empty box in an empty room
Life is funny and sometimes doing all you can to help others fullfill their dreams leaves you all alone.
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