You say my name
From the northeast, moved to the capital, and plays village music at 3am club sets
the numbers
- bpm
- 129
- key
- A# minor
- energy
- 0.71
- dance
- 0.96
- valence
- 0.50
- vocal at
- 1.6s
- length
- 3:14
- language
- Th
lyrics
On Sukhumvit, I wait by the curb Your mouth turns my name into silk on the word At the market, red mango in my hand You call me like you know where I stand At nine-fifteen, your voice cuts clean Past the noodle cart and the silver screen Same four letters, but it lands new Like warm rain hitting the tin roof You say my name You say my name You say my name You say my name In a taxi by Victory Monument Your tongue makes my old name feel different Steam from the lid and the motorbike horn I turn like I’ve been waiting since dawn At the river pier, your laugh comes low Through broken phones and the fan’s slow glow Same four letters, but they shine right through Like new paint on my apartment wall blue You say my name You say my name You say my name You say my name At the corner table, spoon in the bowl You lean in close, and you lose the cold No one else gets that bend and glow When you call me, I feel it slow You say my name You say my name You say my name You say my name