I stopped checking you
Was in a band that got famous for one song and left before the second album without explaining
the numbers
- bpm
- 99
- key
- C major
- energy
- 0.72
- dance
- 0.90
- valence
- 0.50
- vocal at
- 17.1s
- length
- 2:49
- language
- En
lyrics
At Bloor and Bathurst, rain on my coat My thumb on the screen, my jaw set cold The kettle clicked once in the other room I left your name where the blue dot moved Nine forty-two, I still checked twice Mug on the counter, dead phone light Then I shut the app, let the chair creak slow And let your little icon go I saw my face in the black glass frame No rush in my hands, no need to chase The habit slipped on the tile at my feet Like a key I dropped and didn't reach I stopped checking you I stopped checking you I stopped checking you I stopped checking you Blue dot gone Blue dot gone Blue dot gone Blue dot gone On Queen in the cold, with a paper bag Late train shaking through the tracks My fingers stayed still in my mitten seam No pull at all, no afterglow memory Your last post sat there like a closed door I scrolled past once, then I wanted more But the Want faded out by the laundromat light And I walked home easy for the first time The screen went dim, my breath came clean No little ache under my sleeve I put my phone face down by the sink And heard the tap drip, one, two, three I stopped checking you I stopped checking you I stopped checking you I stopped checking you Blue dot gone Blue dot gone Blue dot gone Blue dot gone In the mirror by the stairwell door My eyes looked steadier than before Your name was a room I used to pace Now it's just dust on a window pane I stopped checking you I stopped checking you I stopped checking you I stopped checking you Blue dot gone Blue dot gone Blue dot gone Blue dot gone