Lyrics
[Verse 1] I found your note in the sleeve Two corners bent from the fold On a bus seat by the river Where the windows held my cold The drummer tapped like a heartbeat In a room I used to know And your name came back so easy Like a song played soft and slow [Pre-Chorus] I still walk that same block Same cracked curb, same old door And every small detail Keeps asking for more [Chorus] Blue Note rain, blue Note rain You come back, you come back again Blue Note rain, blue Note rain Wash my hands, but you stay in [Verse 2] Grandma’s plate by the sink A chipped rim, lemon stain Your laugh in the kitchen doorway When the storm hit hard that June I kept your jacket on the chair Like it might speak up soon But the room just kept on breathing In that half-lit afternoon [Pre-Chorus] I still hear that low brass sigh When the memory turns to flame Every little keepsake Still knows your name [Chorus] Blue Note rain, blue Note rain You come back, you come back again Blue Note rain, blue Note rain Wash my hands, but you stay in [Bridge] Now the town looks smaller But the ache looks wide I learned how to carry What I cannot hide If I sing it out slow Maybe I let it be Maybe all this longing Was a road back to me [Final Chorus] Blue Note rain, blue Note rain You come back, you come back again Blue Note rain, blue Note rain Wash my hands, but you stay in Blue Note rain, blue Note rain Let it fall, let it fall on me Blue Note rain, blue Note rain I remember, and I breathe
