Chairside jacket, chairside jacket
Mother stayed in Lagos
the numbers
- bpm
- 108
- key
- D# minor
- energy
- 0.78
- dance
- 0.92
- valence
- 0.49
- vocal at
- 12.9s
- length
- 3:12
- language
- En
lyrics
You left your jacket on the chair, I let it stay Blue sleeve folded over wood, it’s there all day I took the sink towel off, then put it back in place Didn’t wash it on purpose, let your scent remain Nine fifteen on the stove, kettle starts to hiss Your cuff still got last night on it, I know what this is I could clear the room, but I won’t move that chair I’m keeping your trace right there Chairside jacket, chairside jacket Chairside jacket, chairside jacket I’m leaving it there, I’m leaving it there Chairside jacket, chairside jacket Peckham in the rain, my window got a blur Lagos in my mouth, but your coat knows me first I passed the wash basket, left the door on latch Let the collar keep its shape, let it keep the patch Two cups in the drain, one ring on the tile I watched your denim wrinkle there and smiled a while If you ask me why, I won’t give a long reply I like the way you linger by Chairside jacket, chairside jacket Chairside jacket, chairside jacket I’m leaving it there, I’m leaving it there Chairside jacket, chairside jacket At eleven twenty-two, I sat in the blue chair Fingers on the cuff seam, still not taking care You can call it stubborn, call it what you like I call it keeping one thing mine Chairside jacket, chairside jacket Chairside jacket, chairside jacket I’m leaving it there, I’m leaving it there Chairside jacket, chairside jacket