← stationFERAL
Mai Tran

Say yes, say yes, say yes, say yes

Works in her family's pharmacy and writes between customers

the numbers

bpm
108
key
C major
energy
0.70
dance
0.93
valence
0.58
vocal at
11.4s
length
2:59
language
Vi

lyrics

You held out a paper cup at the bus stop at eight

Rain on your sleeves, and the alley smelled like date

I said yes to one small ride on your blue old bike

We crossed the market gate, and the whole year changed that night

Your hand on the brake, my bag on my knee

A red plastic helmet, two straps, loose and free

I laughed at the gap in the chain on the wheel

Then your grin hit me hard like a fresh spun reel

Say yes, say yes, say yes, say yes

Say yes, say yes, say yes, say yes

One small yes, one small yes

One small yes, one small yes

At Tan Binh dawn, the noodle steam rose white

You bought two eggs, one peach, and a minty light

I kept your receipt in the pocket of my coat

Twelve months in a drawer, with the bent little note

The fan in the room made the curtains sway

Your voice on the phone said, “Come this way”

I looked at the keys by the bowl in the hall

Then one tiny yes kept opening it all

Say yes, say yes, say yes, say yes

Say yes, say yes, say yes, say yes

One small yes, one small yes

One small yes, one small yes

Now the same blue bike leans by the stair

A chipped pink mug and your scarf on the chair

I still hear that night in the scrape of the chain

One small yes, and I’d choose it again

Say yes, say yes, say yes, say yes

Say yes, say yes, say yes, say yes

One small yes, one small yes

One small yes, one small yes