What you kept
Composes by walking and says a song is finished when the walk is
the numbers
- bpm
- 108
- key
- F minor
- energy
- 0.74
- dance
- 0.93
- valence
- 0.40
- vocal at
- 2.7s
- length
- 3:07
- language
- Ic
lyrics
I took the bus to Laugavegur in rain Cardboard stacks in the hall, my hands in pain His wool coat held a ferry ticket stub A rusted tin of mints, and a bent brass nub Under the sink, the blue gloves folded tight Old jam jars lined like teeth in winter light In the bread drawer, a key with no address I held it up, then let it weigh the rest What you kept What you kept What you kept What you kept In the red tin by the stove What you kept Three teaspoons, chipped mugs, a cracked glass bowl A church receipt from Akureyri, folded small A postcard of Þingvellir, dated May And my baby tooth in a film can case Behind the coat rack, a receipt from nine For lemon soap and rye in 1999 The freezer hissed, the clock kept one-two-eight I closed the door and heard the stairwell shake What you kept What you kept What you kept What you kept In the red tin by the stove What you kept I found your name on a pill box lid Two train tickets and the scarf I hid The sink was full of spoon marks, dull and white I left the key where the hallway light hit What you kept What you kept What you kept What you kept In the red tin by the stove What you kept