Lyrics

[Intro]
[Soft organ swells]
[Verse 1]
I walked in through the side door today
Just needed somewhere quiet to pray
But standing here, it feels so strange
Like time forgot to turn the page
And nothing's moved since you were here
[Chorus]
These wooden pews still hold your shape
(Oh-oh, hold your shape)
The air feels sacred with your grace
(Oh-oh, your grace)
I sit and trace where you once stayed
[Verse 2]
Remember how we'd slip in late
Your coat would brush against the gate
The organ notes would fill the air
You'd close your eyes, and I would stare
At how the light fell on your face
[Chorus]
These wooden pews still hold your shape
(Oh-oh, hold your shape)
The air feels sacred with your grace
(Oh-oh, your grace)
I sit and trace where you once stayed
[Bridge]
Now every Sunday morning rings so hollow
Without your harmony beside me here
The organ plays the hymns we used to follow
But my voice trembles when I sing them, dear
[Solo]
[Organ and acoustic guitar interweave]
[Verse 3]
I light a candle by the door
Like all those times we did before
The flame reminds me how we'd sway
To every note we'd softly play
Before you had to go away
[Chorus]
These wooden pews still hold your shape
(Oh-oh, hold your shape)
The air feels sacred with your grace
(Oh-oh, your grace)
I sit and trace where you once stayed
(La-la-la, you once stayed)