When the bottle was empty
Wedding singer for a decade who knows exactly when a room is about to turn
the numbers
- bpm
- 129
- key
- F major
- energy
- 0.69
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.59
- vocal at
- 5.2s
- length
- 3:04
- language
- Si
lyrics
At Union Place, you tapped the glass at two Said, "When I’m sober, I’ll still come through" Your curry fingers shook on the plastic tray You left one mango soda, half gone away By Fort Station, the last train hissed by You wrote my number on the back of your kai Next morning, you called with rice on your breath And asked if I kept what you promised in jest I kept that scrap in my drawer all night Folded small under the tube light You laughed at your own names on the page Then pulled up your sleeves like you meant that stage You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it When the bottle was empty You still came to me You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it At Pettah market, rain hit the tin You bought two buns and a spoon to begin Your watch face cracked near the seven mark But you still showed up before the park In a white van by the harbor wall You handed me change from a crumpled stall Said, "Don’t laugh, man, I was gone last night" But your shoes were clean, and your word stayed right I saw that promise in your palm Ink smudged under the phone screen glow You came with the bruised-up grin And the same old story I already know You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it When the bottle was empty You still came to me You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it Now the tea in the saucer goes cold by the fan Your keys in the bowl like a finished plan We laugh at the mess on the tablecloth Then you reach my hand, and the whole room soft You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it When the bottle was empty You still came to me You kept it, you kept it, you kept it, you kept it
