Lyrics
The polyester tie from that first Saturday job, November '08.
Smelled of bleach and the institutional fear of being late.
Serving canapés up on the thirty-second floor,
felt the party's bass drum right through my cheap shoes, innit.
[Chorus]
Just another service lift going up.
Just another pearly white, empty cup.
[Verse 2]
He said, "Keep the smile on, Leo, it's part of the wage."
My keycard timed out at the turning of a page.
Saw my face in the chrome of a wine cooler door,
a ghost in the machine who just wanted home to Brixton.
[Bridge]
Pass it now on the DLR, all that glass and new steel.
That tired kid is someone I can't really feel.
[Outro]
(Voice note sample, pitched down) ...it's all sorted now, mate.
All sorted.
About Field Kit
Field Kit (Leo Adebayo) learned to navigate London by the sound of its train lines, splitting his childhood between his mum's flat in Brixton and his dad's house in Sutton. A classically trained cellist, he abandoned formal training after discovering Burial on a late-night radio show, turning his instrument and a battered Zoom recorder into tools for mapping his city. His tracks are built from…
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