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JUNIPER FALL

WEDNESDAY

Writes third-person short stories and sings them as if they happened to her

style

  • folk-pop
  • literary narrative songwriting
  • fingerpicked guitar
  • string arrangement
  • intimate breathy female vocal
  • cottagecore warmth
  • american accent
  • wistful and detailed
  • american accent
  • tender

the numbers

bpm
92
key
C major
energy
0.69
dance
0.87
valence
0.31
vocal at
6.0s
length
2:55
language
En

lyrics

(a kitchen tap drips)
(mmm...)

I'm boxing up your bathroom shelf
The pill box with its seven doors
I talk to no one but myself
Tuesday's empty. Wednesday's yours.
(quiet, quiet)

The week still thought you'd carry on
Friday's dose waiting for its dawn
(carry on, carry on)

And it's Wednesday, Wednesday
The rain came just like you said it would
Oh, it's Wednesday, Wednesday
The week rolls on the way weeks should
It's Wednesday — your glasses on the sill
It's Wednesday — folded, patient, still
(the kettle clicks off)

Your list still pinned against the fridge
Brown bread, tomato seeds, call June
I planted them on the window ridge
They'll come up green and far too soon
(call June, call June)

I opened every little door
And let the week believe no more
(seven small clicks)
(believe no more)

And it's Wednesday, Wednesday
The rain came just like you said it would
Oh, it's Wednesday, Wednesday
The week rolls on the way weeks should
It's Wednesday — your glasses on the sill
Still folded. Patient. Still.

The seeds came up. It's Wednesday.
(green, green)