Glass In Our Morning Coffee

pop, Progressive emotional breakup pop with female vocals; intimate felt-piano and airy pads in the verses, experimental percussion built from glitches and breathy hits, Chorus opens with wide synth swells and deep, warm sub, kick blooming on downbeats, Vocal stacks and reversed vocal textures float around the lead, Final chorus strips back to piano and distant harmonies, then ends on a single, unresolved chord tail, experimental, female vocals, emotional

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[Verse 1] You left your sweatshirt On the back of that gray chair Smells like last August And a joke I can’t repair We learned the hard way How soft words can still cut You said “it’s better” While you boxed your books up [Chorus] I drink you like glass in our morning coffee Tiny shards of yesterday Every sip I taste the days you lost me Burn my tongue then fade away If it had to end Could we at least have said it slowly? Now I drink you like glass in our morning coffee Warm and hurting Half-way holy [Verse 2] We kept the playlist That we made in your parked car It keeps on playing Like it never got that far I talk to silence Where your toothbrush used to stand Your ghost is gentle But it still grabs my hand [Chorus] I drink you like glass in our morning coffee Tiny shards of yesterday Every sip I taste the days you lost me Burn my tongue then fade away If it had to end Could we at least have said it slowly? Now I drink you like glass in our morning coffee Warm and hurting Half-way holy [Bridge] Maybe we were right And maybe right still hurts Maybe love’s just learning What you can’t return I’m washing out the cups You left in the sink Trying to forget How you liked yours to drink [Chorus] I drink you like glass in our morning coffee Tiny shards of yesterday Every sip I taste the days you lost me Burn my tongue then fade away If it had to end Could we at least have said it slowly? Now I drink you like glass in our morning coffee Warm and hurting Half-way holy

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