What did you keep
From the northeast, moved to the capital, and plays village music at 3am club sets
the numbers
- bpm
- 123
- key
- F minor
- energy
- 0.74
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.45
- vocal at
- 1.4s
- length
- 3:27
- language
- Th
lyrics
I took down your blue wall fan At nine, with dust on my hand Old tax papers, tied with twine A red enamel cup, still fine I found a tin of temple tickets Three spoons and two cracked picks Your folding chair with one weak leg And kerosene stains on the peg The cupboard smelled like moth and soap A clock on the shelf lost hope I stood there by the back-room sink And read each box before I think What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep From that hard, small room What did you keep In your drawer, a bus card bent A photo with the corners spent The rice jar was empty now But salt lines traced the lid somehow I found your name in the ledger book With dates in pencil, one last look Your clinic card, your folded note And a key that fit the kitchen coat The roof tiles tapped in the noon heat My shoes stuck soft on the concrete I heard the fan hum in the hall And kept the things you kept at all What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep From that hard, small room What did you keep I swept the floor by the shrine shelf Set out your bowl and kept my breath One cracked mug, one bent brass pin I left the light on once I went What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep What did you keep From that hard, small room What did you keep