Stay a little longer
Sings at funerals and weddings, often the same week
the numbers
- bpm
- 99
- key
- F major
- energy
- 0.71
- dance
- 0.91
- valence
- 0.57
- vocal at
- 2.1s
- length
- 3:14
- language
- En
lyrics
At the bus stop by the pier, your coat was salt and blue You held a paper ticket fold and rubbed the sleeve through The No. 4 hissed past the bay, then skipped the turning lane You laughed at some small joke, and I forgot my name Your knuckles caught the rail, my hand stayed half a beat A gull cried over Parnell Road, the wind pushed at my feet You turned, then turned again, with rain on your fringe And that was where the old road broke, at the edge of the hinge Stay a little longer Stay a little longer Stay a little longer Stay a little longer At the bus stop, I knew Your shoe tapped once on wet stone, then twice on the curb I watched your thumb around the strap, quiet and superb The driver leaned and checked his watch, the doors gave a sigh You said my name like you might keep it, then you let it lie Stay a little longer Stay a little longer Stay a little longer Stay a little longer At the bus stop, I knew The timetable in the glass was fogged by our breath Your shoulder brushed my jacket sleeve, and that was nearly left The engine shook the shelter roof, the coins in my palm And in that second, my whole world went from rough to calm Stay a little longer Stay a little longer Stay a little longer Stay a little longer At the bus stop, I knew