First supper home
Sings at funerals and weddings, often the same week
the numbers
- bpm
- 136
- key
- G minor
- energy
- 0.73
- dance
- 0.96
- valence
- 0.50
- vocal at
- 3.5s
- length
- 3:18
- language
- En
lyrics
I dropped the keys in a blue enamel bowl Set the brown bread down, still warm from the roll One pan on the hob, and the kettle began I found a chipped mug with a crack in its hand Tomatoes on the board, onions in a tin A spoon on the counter, a match by the sink The empty room waited, plain as a prayer I lit the gas and stood right there First supper home First supper home First supper home First supper home I fed the room with the smell of stew First supper home The curtains were thin and the floorboards sighed I fried up the onions till the edges browned bright A jar of cheap salt, a dent in the can And the radio muttered from a second-hand stand Steam on the glass and flour on my cuff A fork in the drawer, one chair by the stove I sliced through the loaf, heard the knife make a sound Like a small hard promise in a room I’d found First supper home First supper home First supper home First supper home I fed the room with the smell of stew First supper home My mother’s old pot, black on the rim My hands shook once, then steadied again I stirred the lot slow, watched it take form A flat in Galway, and a table born First supper home First supper home First supper home First supper home I fed the room with the smell of stew First supper home
