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Like, ‘I Felt Your Shape’ is basically about hugging, the difference between hugging someone and grabbing them and squeezing them and not letting go, or hugging them in a lighter way where you’re feeling their shape. Not in a desperate, grabbing way, but in a way that’s sensitive or something.
Phil...
[Verse 1]
I thought I felt your shape but I was wrong
Really all I felt was falsely strong
I held on tight and closed my eyes
It was dumb, I had no sense of your size
[Verse 2]
It was dumb to hold so tight
Aaah, but last night
On your birthday in the kitchen
My grip was loose, my eyes were open
I felt your shape and heard you breathing
I felt the rise and fall of your chest
[Verse 3]
I felt your fall, your winter snows
Your gusty blow, your lava flow
I felt it all, your starry night
Your lack of light
With limp arms I can feel most of you
I hung around your neck independently
And my loss was overwhelmed
By this new depth I don't think I ever felt
But I don't know, my nights are cold
And I remember warmth
I could have sworn I wasn't alone
I Felt Your Shape was written by Phil Elverum.
I Felt Your Shape was produced by Phil Elverum.
The Microphones released I Felt Your Shape on Tue Sep 25 2001.