I stayed
Co-founder who surfs at dawn, journals every night, and has strong opinions about drops and transitions
the numbers
- bpm
- 123
- key
- D major
- energy
- 0.71
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.53
- vocal at
- 3.2s
- length
- 4:36
- language
- En
lyrics
June rolled out in vans by the bay I watched the last box tape shine gray My keys on the tile by the screen door frame I stayed for the deli and the ferry horn flame At seven-fifteen, the pier lights woke Paper cups in the sand, the cold brew smoke Your voicemails stacked up in my old phone I looked at the road and I stayed home I stayed I stayed I stayed I stayed Sea salt on my skin I stayed The laundromat hummed on Seabright Ave Two beach towels left in the backseat I had I rinsed peaches in the sink, cut slow and small While the trains went inland and the silence fell all At eight-thirty-two, the windows glowed Sailcloth drying on the balcony rail I know Your name on a note by the chipped blue bowl I watched the warm night and I kept my soul I stayed I stayed I stayed I stayed Sea salt on my skin I stayed September brought rain to the eucalyptus lane The post office bin held my old summer chain I heard the tide hit the pilings below And I let the whole town move around me slow I stayed I stayed I stayed I stayed Sea salt on my skin I stayed