Lyrics
The St. Joseph's lily on the sill turns brown.
It's the second week of June again, Gogo.
This whole city holds its breath.
And the low-pressure you left me
Is heavy in this house, an inherited weather.
[Chorus]
Oh, Gogo, release the air from my lungs.
Let the east wind blow through.
[Verse 2]
"The sea remembers names," you said, that once.
The salt is brittle on the window pane.
The heat sits on my skin like a second name.
I still wait by the door, listening for the change.
[Chorus]
Oh, Gogo, release the air from my lungs.
Let the east wind blow through.
[Bridge]
Did you feel this too?
This static in the blue?
[Outro]
The air is still.
About Nomvula Haze
Nomvula Haze was raised in the Bluff, a Durban suburb where the air tastes of sea salt and diesel from the nearby port. She learned to sing by humming melodies to her younger brother while their father, a long-haul truck driver, was away on the road. Her music is steeped in that specific atmosphere of waiting: for a person to return, for a coastal storm to break. Her downtempo amapiano tracks…
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