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Oh No!
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Oh No! was released on February 7, 2025 by Babylegs Records as a part of the album Oh No!
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AlbumOh No!
Release DateFebruary 7, 2025
LabelBabylegs Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM80

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Dear Robot
Dear Robot
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Thomas Jacob
Thomas Jacob
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Thomas Jacob
Thomas Jacob
Producer

Lyrics

- Oh No!
I remember the taste
Of the hot summer air
And it chokes me as much to recall
The deepening sun
That swallowed the evening in gold.
And I remember the heat
As a cage around me
And the hopelessness
Of an open window
And my unlocked door.
I can feel it on the tip of my tongue
If I could, I would say its name.
I can see it in the corner of my eye
And if I could, I would…
Oh no! Oh no!
I can feel it slipping through my hands
And if I could, I would raise it up.
I can feel it so close, so close, so close, so close, so close, so close
But it’s gone.
It’s gone.
I remember the sound
Of the other kids playing outside
And the weight of a hand on my skin
As it ushered me in…
Into the rest of my life.
And I remember the way
That everything around me
Turned its face
So I would come to recognise…
Nothing!
I can feel it on the tip of my tongue
If I could, I would say its name.
I can see it in the corner of my eye
And if I could, I would…
Oh no! Oh no!
I can feel it slipping through my hands
And if I could, I would raise it up.
I can feel it so close, so close, so close, so close, so close, so close
But it’s gone.
This thing I love…
It’s gone.
I can’t remember much more
For the blur of the years
A lifetime of forgetting
Save the feeling of loss
For something so dear
Whose name I’ll never even know.
Your name I’ll never even know.
Oh no!
Oh no!
Oh no!
No! No! No! No! No!
I can feel it on the tip of my tongue
If I could, I would say its name.
I can see it in the corner of my eye
And if I could, I would…
Oh no! Oh no!
I can feel it slipping through my hands
And if I could, I would raise it up.
I can feel it so close, so close, so close, so close, so close, so close
But it’s gone.
Written by: Thomas Jacob
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