I Let It Know
Folk ballad; silvery female alto, close-mic and conversational, warm rounded air, straight tone with slow gentle vibrato only at cadences; two nylon guitars, one sustaining soft chord shapes while the other answers in sparse single notes; instrumental intro, interlude, and extended outro with unresolved phrase-ends, little room reverb, restrained dynamics; unhurried 60 BPM
V6
[Verse 1] She is not my cat she belongs four doors down but she comes across the fence at six and she puts her whole weight down [Chorus] I did not ask for this and I did not say no something chose to come back here and I let it know [Verse 2] I do not give her anything that would make it a trade she would have to keep on choosing for it to have been made [Chorus] I did not ask for this and I did not say no something chose to come back here and I let it know
