Don't wash it
Trained as a cellist and plays guitar like one; talks less than anyone in the studio
the numbers
- bpm
- 144
- key
- D# minor
- energy
- 0.72
- dance
- 0.95
- valence
- 0.47
- vocal at
- 5.0s
- length
- 4:56
- language
- Fi
lyrics
Your jacket on the chair By the window in Kallio Rain on the glass at eight Your sleeve still smells like soap I folded it once, then twice Left the cuff by the seam You said you'd come by Monday I kept it where you had seen The tag still faces out The zipper catches light I pass that chair each morning Like a quiet little knife Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Leave your jacket there Let the fabric hold your shape Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it My sink is full of plates And the basin's gone cold Your scarf on the radiator Like a story left untold I touched the sleeve at midnight Then I shut off the hall lamp Some things stay on the chair Some things don't come back The thread at the pocket frays The lining turns to dusk I hear the tram outside But your coat is what I trust Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Leave your jacket there Let the fabric hold your shape Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it On a January floor I count the buttons slow If I clean it out, I know What I already know The collar keeps your bend The cuff still keeps your heat So leave it on that chair Like you never really leave Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Leave your jacket there Let the fabric hold your shape Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it Don't wash it