Your word now
Sings with her cousins on every track
the numbers
- bpm
- 162
- key
- A# major
- energy
- 0.74
- dance
- 0.95
- valence
- 0.44
- vocal at
- 7.4s
- length
- 3:00
- language
- En
lyrics
I said "sweet as" in the hallway, By the rye bread and the keys. Your old word sat on my tongue now, Like salt caught in the breeze. I said "bro" to the checkout girl, At the Four Square on Queen Street. Then I laughed at my own mouth, When it came out smooth and sweet. I heard you in my sentence, In the way I held the line. Same word, same little rhythm, And it wasn't even mine. Your word now Your word now Your word now Your word now My mouth just learned your weather, My mouth just learned your weather. On the ferry past Devonport, I rolled it round all day. By the cold chips in the paper, It wouldn't go away. At the sink with the blue plate stack, I caught myself again. Little things can change your mouth, When somebody's your friend. I heard you in my sentence, In the way I held the line. Same word, same little rhythm, And it wasn't even mine. Your word now Your word now Your word now Your word now My mouth just learned your weather, My mouth just learned your weather. At seven in the morning, By the rain on the rail line, I smiled at the words I borrowed, And left them there this time. Your word now Your word now Your word now Your word now My mouth just learned your weather, My mouth just learned your weather.