Page Forty-One
Negotiated her own record deal at twenty-two and reads contracts for fun
style
the numbers
- bpm
- 117
- key
- D# major
- energy
- 0.69
- dance
- 0.91
- valence
- 0.56
- vocal at
- 21.5s
- length
- 2:07
- language
- En
lyrics
(mm) Page forty-one, clause nine, a sentence with a comma in it That comma moved four hundred thousand dollars over ten years I circled it in green because red felt aggressive (felt aggressive) Green. I chose green. I want that on my headstone. They had assumed nobody reads to forty-one (to forty-one) Statistically they were right, and statistically I am rare Page forty-one (forty-one) Everything they hoped I would be too tired to reach Page forty-one I was not tired. I had coffee. I had all night. The lawyer they sent afterwards was very good and very young She said "you should do this professionally" and meant it kindly I said I do, just not for money, and she laughed (and she laughed) It wasn't a joke but I let her have it, it was late My mother taught me to read contracts at nineteen. She'd signed a bad one at twenty-two. Every clause I catch is one she didn't. That's the whole thing. (bass returns) Page forty-one (forty-one) Everything they hoped I would be too tired to reach Page forty-one I was not tired. I had coffee. I had all night. (forty-one...)