Lyrics
The Rainier can is sweating circles on the sill.
It's 3:18 on a Tuesday, and everything's still.
My thumb hovers over your name, lit up in green,
the quietest kind of engine I've ever seen.
[Chorus]
So hey, it's me. Just calling to hear the beep.
Another dial tone hymn to sing myself to sleep.
[Verse 2]
Remember that oil gauge on the old Isuzu, stuck on F?
You said, "Some things just lie so you don't walk yourself to death."
The silence in this rental smells of Armor All and doubt.
I'm just calling 'cause I'm still trying to work it out.
[Chorus]
So hey, it's me. Just calling to hear the beep.
Another dial tone hymn to sing myself to sleep.
[Bridge]
And I know this line is cold, I know you're not there to hold,
but the salt is in the wiring and I'm getting old.
[Outro]
Anyway. Call me back. Or don't. Okay, bye.
About Eddie Vetter
Eddie Vetter spent his twenties not on stage, but in the deafening engine room of a container ship, crossing the Pacific. A Filipino-American from the naval town of Bremerton, WA, he wrote his first songs on a cheap guitar in a tiny cabin to combat the crushing loneliness of the open sea. Now 38 and back on land, his brand of Seattle grunge is soaked in saltwater and stained with engine grease…
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