You'll Miss What We Had
Soft rock song with a 1970s feel: a laid-back, hypnotic groove over two chords, a steady kick and hi-hat, a pulsing root-note bass, warm electric piano and swelling guitar, with a husky, dreamy female voice. Cool and bittersweet, sung in English, about calmly telling a former lover he will miss what they had.
Lyrics
Take your keys off the wooden tray.Leave the coat that you bought in May.I won't stop you or block the door.I don't need this fight anymore.You’re gonna miss the quiet.You’re gonna miss the quiet.The way the light felt on your skin.The way I always let you in.You’re gonna miss the quiet.You’re gonna miss the quiet.Found your bookmark inside my book.Gave the kitchen a final look.Keep the coffee, I’ll take the cups.Funny how we just gave it up.You’re gonna miss the quiet.You’re gonna miss the quiet.The way the light felt on your skin.The way I always let you in.You’re gonna miss the quiet.You’re gonna miss the quiet.It’s not a storm or a sudden rain.Just a slow, heavy kind of strain.You’ll find out when the room gets cold.Some things can’t be bought or sold.You’re gonna miss the quiet.You’re gonna miss the quiet.The way the light felt on your skin.The way I always let you in.You’re gonna miss the quiet.You’re gonna miss the quiet.Just watch your step.You’re gonna miss it.The quiet.The quiet.