[Intro — clean ringing guitar motif, melodic bass enters underneath, restrained live drums] [Verse 1 — close, almost conversational] I found your old number looking for somebody else I stared at it longer than I probably should Funny what the body remembers before you've made up your mind My hand was already shaking I hadn't even pressed a thing [Chorus — opens melodically, second guitar enters] It still finds me when I think I'm doing fine Something small, something stupid and I'm right back there sometimes But it doesn't hurt the same now I can let the feeling pass Some things stay inside you without pulling you back [Post-Chorus — short guitar answer] [Verse 2 — bass more active, drums slightly fuller] I heard that song in a supermarket the one you used to get wrong I nearly laughed when I remembered how you'd sing the loudest part For a second I could see you like you hadn't gone anywhere Then somebody asked if I was waiting and I realised I was just standing there [Chorus] It still finds me when I think I'm doing fine Something small, something stupid and I'm right back there sometimes But it doesn't hurt the same now I can let the feeling pass Some things stay inside you without pulling you back [Instrumental — jangly guitar motif, darker second guitar underneath] [Bridge — arrangement drops back, vocal exposed] I used to think forgetting you was how I'd know that I was free Maybe I was wrong Maybe getting better is remembering everything and still being able to leave [Late Lift — drums and guitars build naturally] [Final Chorus — strongest vocal, rougher guitars but still melodic] It still finds me but I don't lose myself this time I can miss who I was with you without wanting that life back And it doesn't hurt the same now I can finally let it pass Some things stay inside you Maybe that's alright [Outro — instruments fall away, return to intro guitar]
