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Emma Robinson

You remember my order

Chaos finds her and she surfs it; permanently sandy, permanently optimistic

the numbers

bpm
112
key
G major
energy
0.68
dance
0.90
valence
0.58
vocal at
3.0s
length
2:46
language
En

lyrics

You saw me once at Coupa

By Lake Lag, Thursday noon

I said oat milk, half-caf

You said, "Got you," too soon

You wrote it on a napkin

With a blue pen in your hand

I thought, "Okay, that's nothing"

Then you said it back in line

Next week, you had it waiting

My name on a paper cup

You tapped the lid with your knuckle

Like you already knew enough

You remember my order

You remember my order

You remember my order

You remember my order

After one time, you do

After one time, you do

I came in from the quad path

Hair wet from ocean mist

My bike chain hit the curb hard

You smiled, then you said this:

"Same thing, right? Oat milk?"

And slid it over clean

I dropped my keys and laughed there

Like you had read my screen

Now every Thursday morning

I hear the doorbell chime

And you are right there, ready

Before I say it, every time

You remember my order

You remember my order

You remember my order

You remember my order

After one time, you do

After one time, you do

No grand speech, no big deal

Just a cup and a grin

But that tiny little moment

Keeps pulling me back in

Your memory is reckless

In a striped paper sleeve

And I act all cool about it

Then I stay to watch you breathe

You remember my order

You remember my order

You remember my order

You remember my order

After one time, you do

After one time, you do