You said you would
Three sisters, one of whom is not actually a sister, and nobody will say which
the numbers
- bpm
- 96
- key
- G minor
- energy
- 0.70
- dance
- 0.93
- valence
- 0.51
- vocal at
- 1.0s
- length
- 2:39
- language
- En
lyrics
You swore it at the pool hall, Tuesday, half past ten Ash on your boot, cheap beer on your grin again Wrote it on a coaster with a busted blue Bic Left it in my ashtray, said, “I’m dead serious, Mick” Now the rain’s on Brunswick, thin and mean And I still keep that coaster by the kettle machine You said, “Same time next week,” with a shaky laugh I kept my side of the deal, I held the glass You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would I waited by the servo near the tram line bend With a wool coat damp and your old text on send Nine-fifteen, then ten, with the gum stuck in my shoe Your mate came out smoking and said, “He’s coming through” But the bottle on the table, it still had your name And the brown paper ring marks stayed the same I laughed so hard my teeth felt loose I kept your drunk promise like a noose You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would Down on Sydney Road, in the cold chip shop light I watched the vinegar drip and the bins in the night You showed with a cracked lip and a fresh black eye Said, “I meant it then,” and you wouldn’t meet my eye You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would You said you would
