I stayed in town
From the northeast, moved to the capital, and plays village music at 3am club sets
the numbers
- bpm
- 129
- key
- C major
- energy
- 0.72
- dance
- 0.96
- valence
- 0.49
- vocal at
- 4.1s
- length
- 3:54
- language
- Th
lyrics
June packed the bus with fans and sacks Mango boxes rattled through the back I swept the shopfront, counted cans Watched my cousin wave from the van The canal ran brown by the market gate Ice in my bottle melted late Motorbikes cut past the noodle stall I stood in the shade and heard it all One seat left on the green line train One red towel on the iron frame Everybody left with the same sunburn I kept my key and waited my turn I stayed in town I stayed in town I stayed in town I stayed in town My auntie's radio hissed all day Tin roof drummed while the clouds stayed gray Empty gold chairs by the temple wall Dust on the step where the kids used to crawl July came hard with jackfruit smell Sokkhai Road baked in the kettle's hell I fixed the lock on the blue paint door Then heard my own feet on the tile floor I stayed in town I stayed in town I stayed in town I stayed in town August rain hit the laundry line Three white shirts swung in a crooked sign Your group chat went quiet by the eighth I watched the drain take a peel of faith I stayed in town I stayed in town I stayed in town I stayed in town