Kept my coat
Three sisters, one of whom is not actually a sister, and nobody will say which
the numbers
- bpm
- 123
- key
- C# minor
- energy
- 0.72
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.54
- vocal at
- 0.2s
- length
- 2:21
- language
- En
lyrics
You saw the sink stacked high with plates My phone face-down by the kettle by eight You kicked my boot back from the door Said, “You been flat for a week or more” You passed me a spoon and a chipped blue mug Pulled my sleeve when I froze in the rug No big speech, just a look that fit Like you knew my name before I said it Kept my coat Kept my coat Kept my coat Kept my coat You clocked me first You clocked me first At the Footscray stop, in the rain at nine You shoved me your jumper on the tram line I laughed too hard at a broken shoe You said, “I know that face on you” You left a note on the fridge with milk Two words scratched out in your heavy felt No rescue song, no perfect plan Just your hand on mine when the floor got bad Kept my coat Kept my coat Kept my coat Kept my coat You clocked me first You clocked me first Back porch screen, Jarrah bark in the yard You sat by the rusted bin, not hard I split my lip on a cheap tin lid You said, “Mate, I saw it before you did” Kept my coat Kept my coat Kept my coat Kept my coat You clocked me first You clocked me first