I owe you, I owe you
Two months a year the sun does not rise where she lives
the numbers
- bpm
- 136
- key
- C minor
- energy
- 0.73
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.35
- vocal at
- 4.4s
- length
- 3:27
- language
- No
lyrics
At seven-thirty, Jan left the tray I found your coat on the chair by the door You took my key when the blue ink ran gray And slid it back in the drawer before No note on the desk, just a damp wool sleeve Your gloves on the radiator bar You looked at the clock, then you let me breathe While the kettle hissed in the dark I owe you, I owe you I owe you, I owe you For the hour you held in your hands I owe you, I owe you By lunch, the copier was choking on snow The manager frowned at the stack by the sink You said I was out in the files below And passed me the tea that I didn't have time to drink I owe you, I owe you I owe you, I owe you For the hour you held in your hands I owe you, I owe you On the bus home, past the ferry lights I pulled your name from my wet front pocket Four buttons missing from my old blue coat Your silence made it fit like a secret I owe you, I owe you I owe you, I owe you For the hour you held in your hands I owe you, I owe you