You knew first, you knew first
Never shows his face
the numbers
- bpm
- 136
- key
- D# minor
- energy
- 0.74
- dance
- 0.96
- valence
- 0.51
- vocal at
- 4.6s
- length
- 2:46
- language
- En
lyrics
You saw my plate still full by the sink Cold fries on the paper, you knew I wouldn’t think You slid me the keys and you kept your voice low Said, “I left the porch light,” and you let it go You picked up my hoodie from the laundry room chair Found the old work shirt with the oil in the tear You didn’t ask twice, you just set it by the door You knew I was bendin’ before I hit the floor You read my face like a note in a glove box Two knocks on my door, then your soft talk You didn’t press hard, you just stayed near Like you heard my trouble before I said it clear You knew first, you knew first You knew first, you knew first You knew first, you knew first You knew first, before I hurt At six ten you knocked with a cup and some toast One sock on my floor and a cracked phone ghosted You pointed at the bruise on my wrist from the gate Said, “I seen that walk,” and you stayed by the gate You brought my jacket from the back of the van Zip stuck in the middle, you fixed it by hand You saved me a seat and you never made a fuss You knew I was breakin’ before I spoke up to us You knew first, you knew first You knew first, you knew first You knew first, you knew first You knew first, before I hurt Now I keep your number on the dash in the tray Next to the gas card and the change from payday If I go quiet, you know what that means You show up with the bread and the old blue jeans You knew first, you knew first You knew first, you knew first You knew first, you knew first You knew first, before I hurt