Easy now, easy now
Drove trucks for eleven years and writes like someone with time to think and no radio
the numbers
- bpm
- 86
- key
- A# major
- energy
- 0.71
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.44
- vocal at
- 21.2s
- length
- 4:07
- language
- En
lyrics
You showed me the knot with a frayed blue rope By the feed bin at six, on a busted tailgate Your hands shook slow, but you gave me hope You said, “Try it again,” then you stood and waited I tied it too loose, then I tied it too tight You just rubbed your chin and leaned on the rail You said, “Take your time, boy, you’ll get it right” Then you showed me the loop like you’d told that tale Easy now, easy now Easy now, easy now You said it like rain on a tin roof Easy now, easy now At the kitchen sink, you taught me to patch A coffee can hole with a spoon and a nail You laughed at my mess, then you handed me match After match after match, till I learned by the trail I botched every step, but you stayed in the room With the radio low and your elbows gone numb You said, “Boy, slow hands can still make it bloom” Then you passed me the pliers with your thumb on the drum Easy now, easy now Easy now, easy now You said it like rain on a tin roof Easy now, easy now Now I catch myself saying your line to the next one At the old workbench where the wood has gone gray I still miss your laugh when the job comes undone And I hear you behind me, “Let it take its own way” Easy now, easy now Easy now, easy now You said it like rain on a tin roof Easy now, easy now