You know my coffee order
Still plays the eighty-dollar guitar he bought at nineteen and refuses better ones
the numbers
- bpm
- 99
- key
- G minor
- energy
- 0.70
- dance
- 0.93
- valence
- 0.57
- vocal at
- 3.3s
- length
- 3:32
- language
- En
lyrics
You stood in Mozart's line, hair still wet from rain I said, "just black, no sugar" like I’d said it before in vain You wrote it on a blue straw sleeve, folded by your thumb Said, "I got you" like a song, then the whole room went numb Next day you saw me first, by the cracked front window Same worn boots, same truck keys, same slow Texas tempo You slid that paper cup across like it had my name One time, one small kindness, and I was not the same You know my coffee order You know my coffee order You know my coffee order You know my coffee order Baby, that’s enough for me Rain on South Lamar, June heat on the glass Your apron had a coffee stain from the lunch crowd rush that passed You asked if I still take it strong, with that little grin I said, "you caught me once," and you caught me once again Now I pull up at six-fifteen, door squeaks on the hinge You’ve got the cup ready before I can even reach Maple counter, white receipt, steam on your wrist That tiny act of knowing is a heavy thing to miss You know my coffee order You know my coffee order You know my coffee order You know my coffee order Baby, that’s enough for me I’ve seen big promises fold in a parking lot Seen good words sour in the heat and rot But you remembered one small thing, plain and true And that little black coffee keeps pulling me to you You know my coffee order You know my coffee order You know my coffee order You know my coffee order Baby, that’s enough for me