You stayed
Wears the costume to the supermarket because the costume is not a costume
the numbers
- bpm
- 129
- key
- F minor
- energy
- 0.72
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.59
- vocal at
- 9.1s
- length
- 2:54
- language
- En
lyrics
The bodega clock says one-oh-two Your black coat hangs by the booth All the cups are cold and blue You still say, “I’ll wait for you” The janitor rolls his cart past nine Keys in his fist, he doesn’t mind The door goes soft, then shuts behind But you stay seated, one more time You stayed You stayed You stayed You stayed Past the last train home Crumpled tickets in your hand My red heels tapped the tile again The cab line died by Lafayette Still you watched my final step The mirror caught my mascara line The bartender wiped the chrome in time Every coat was gone but mine You stayed like you were killing time You stayed You stayed You stayed You stayed Past the last train home At four-fifteen, the donut shop glowed Paper napkins, burnt coffee, slow I turned around, you were still there One chair left in the cooling air You stayed You stayed You stayed You stayed Past the last train home