TAUGHT MYSELF AT THIRTY
Sings like a folk singer over house drums and refuses to pick a side
style
the numbers
- bpm
- 123
- key
- A# major
- energy
- 0.74
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.43
- vocal at
- 8.9s
- length
- 3:17
- language
- En
lyrics
(at thirty) I never learned as a kid, my mother had a thing about it Something happened to her brother in a river in the war So I sat on every riverbank in Cheshire and I'd doubt it And at thirty I paid a woman twenty pounds to teach me more And the first time that I floated I laughed so hard I sank And she waited at the shallow end and never said a word I taught myself at thirty what most people know at eight And I'm not embarrassed by it, I'm just late, I'm only late Everything I'm frightened of, I'm frightened of on time And everything I've learned, I've learned about a decade behind I swim on Tuesday mornings when the pool is nearly bare Six lengths, badly, laughing. Nobody else is there. I taught myself at thirty what most people know at eight And I'm not embarrassed by it, I'm just late, I'm only late Everything I'm frightened of, I'm frightened of on time And everything I've learned, I've learned about a decade behind (only late)
