You saw it first
Vintage dealer by day; every song is built around a synth she refused to sell
the numbers
- bpm
- 123
- key
- G minor
- energy
- 0.72
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.64
- vocal at
- 5.8s
- length
- 4:09
- language
- It
lyrics
In my coat on Via Festa, I held my lunch and stared. You saw the shake in my right hand, Before I even cared. My cup on the kitchen counter, The spoon still cold and blue. You reached for me, then turned away, Like you already knew. You asked, "Did you sleep?" I said, "Just fine." But you kept the keys by the breadbox, And sat close by my line. You saw it first You saw it first You saw it first You saw it first You knew my face You knew my face You knew my face You knew my face At eight, by the tram stop window, You watched me miss the turn. My name was still on the envelope, My fingers would not learn. You set two plates on the table, One pear, one piece of bread. You said, "Take mine if you need to," Then let the silence spread. You asked, "Did you sleep?" I said, "Just fine." But you kept the keys by the breadbox, And sat close by my line. You saw it first You saw it first You saw it first You saw it first You knew my face You knew my face You knew my face You knew my face At the sink with the yellow sponge, You hummed while I stood still. Your sleeve brushed my wrist like a promise, A quiet, steady will. No big speech, no shining answer, Just your hand on mine. Like the train at Lambrate station, You came in on time. You saw it first You saw it first You saw it first You saw it first You knew my face You knew my face You knew my face You knew my face