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The Weight of His Chair | Nova Hart | Mythic Rock

The control room is silent. The monitors are dim. But the gravity in the room is crushing. "The Weight of His Chair" is the sonic manifestation of the void left behind by the First Custodian. With guitars mimicking low brass and cello voicings, and a vocal performance that feels like a solemn vow, this track captures the moment Nova realizes that the heaviest thing in the physical world is an empty space where someone used to be. If she moves the chair, he's truly gone. If she leaves it, she remains anchored to the gloom. Lyrics: (Verse 1) The board is dark, the glass is cold The speakers have no truth to hold The red trace doesn’t shine today Everything is locked away (Pre-Chorus) But there it sits against the desk The final place he came to rest (Chorus) The weight of his chair is holding the room It anchors me down in the heavy gloom It sits by the glass, it faces the screen The heaviest thing that I’ve ever seen It’s only fabric, it’s only steel But God, tell me why does the gravity feel Like the weight of his chair? (Verse 2) The faders rest in perfect lines Set in all his old designs I see the form inside the seat Where his timing used to meet (Pre-Chorus) I reach a hand to roll it back To let the booth fade into black (Chorus) The weight of his chair is holding the room It anchors me down in the heavy gloom It sits by the glass, it faces the screen The heaviest thing that I’ve ever seen It’s only fabric, it’s only steel But God, tell me why does the gravity feel Like the weight of his chair? (Bridge) If I move it, then he’s gone If I leave it, I hold on It’s not just where he used to stay It carries more than I can say (Chorus) The weight of his chair is holding the room It anchors me down in this heavy gloom It sits by the glass, it faces my screen The heaviest thing that I’ve ever seen It’s only fabric, it’s only steel But God, tell me why does the gravity feel Like the weight of his chair? The weight of his chair.