Last one out
Trained as a cellist and plays guitar like one; talks less than anyone in the studio
the numbers
- bpm
- 144
- key
- F minor
- energy
- 0.73
- dance
- 0.95
- valence
- 0.45
- vocal at
- 2.9s
- length
- 5:37
- language
- Fi
lyrics
You left your wool coat on the chair At Kallio Bar when closing came The bartender wiped the brass edge clean I counted chairs in the window frame I kept my glass by the chipped blue tile Past midnight frost on the bus stop sign Your spoon was warm in the sugar tin I knew the line where the rest were done The floor got slick with melted salt The mop bucket sat by the frozen door I heard the last train drag through Pasila And still I stayed on your side of the floor Last one out Last one out Last one out Last one out When the room went cold I held your coat At Hakaniemi, the fruit stand shut A crate of pears by the loading bay Your scarf hung stiff on the café hook Like it had learned to wait The dawn came thin over Kruununhaka Grey in the panes and sharp on the glass I watched the cups and the wet umbrellas And all the ones who let you pass The neon hum from the corner store Fell on the snow like a tired sigh I heard your keys in my jacket seam And knew you’d gone, but I stayed behind Last one out Last one out Last one out Last one out When the room went cold I held your coat You said, “Leave it” At the rail by the harbor steps But I watched your breath go thin and white Then I watched the door shut hard Last one out Last one out Last one out Last one out When the room went cold I held your coat