You knew before I spoke to you
Sings at funerals and weddings, often the same week
the numbers
- bpm
- 136
- key
- G major
- energy
- 0.69
- dance
- 0.95
- valence
- 0.54
- vocal at
- 3.7s
- length
- 3:08
- language
- En
lyrics
You saw my coat on the chair by the door The kettle went cold on the oak by the floor You set down your bag with the bread and the jam And asked if I’d eaten, like only you can At the kitchen window, the rain made a line Across the wet glass at quarter to nine You knew by my silence, by the cup in my hand Before I said one word, you already planned You stood at the sink with the tea towel bare No questions, no fuss, just a seat and a stare Then you moved closer, soft as a prayer And I felt the room change when you got there You knew, you knew, you knew, you knew You knew before I spoke to you You knew, you knew, you knew, you knew You knew before I spoke to you On Shop Street by dusk, you bought soup and thyme Then carried it home in the salt-sea time You left the blue bowl by the crust on the plate And kept your hand near mine, just in case You noticed the sleeves I kept pulling down The shoes by the mat, the silence in town You filled up the fireguard, stacked sticks by the wall Then sat at the table and said nothing at all You knew, you knew, you knew, you knew You knew before I spoke to you You knew, you knew, you knew, you knew You knew before I spoke to you At St. Nicholas side, with the gulls overhead You walked half a step in front of me instead And when my voice cracked on the bridge in the rain You squeezed my shoulder and carried the strain You knew, you knew, you knew, you knew You knew before I spoke to you You knew, you knew, you knew, you knew You knew before I spoke to you
