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Walk Me Home

陪我走回家

2026-09-15 · 2:45

Nine unlit streets, a coat put back on and repeated walks make company travel both ways.

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Company need not say a word.

English acoustic folk-gospel direction · duet voices and a returning chorus motif

A coat comes off, then goes back on for company, without making a ceremony of it. The escort must return alone, so the lyric offers to walk back in turn. Across countless nights, neither gets to sleep first. The memory is less the distance than a willingness to go both ways.

The acoustic folk-gospel direction sways in four beats at 80 BPM, with guitar arpeggios, upright bass, strings, brushes and restrained organ under alternating duet lines. A three-note chorus rises and falls like returning steps, within a small wooden-room atmosphere rather than a grand declaration.

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[Verse 1] It is nine streets and no lights and I have done it on my own and you put your coat back on and you did not make a thing of it [Pre-Chorus] You will have to walk back after the same nine streets alone [Chorus] Walk me home, walk me home you do not have to say a word walk me home, walk me home and I will walk you back from mine walk me home [Verse 2] We have done this both directions more nights than I can count and neither of us ever gets to sleep the earlier one [Pre-Chorus] You will have to walk back after the same nine streets alone [Chorus] Walk me home, walk me home you do not have to say a word walk me home, walk me home and I will walk you back from mine walk me home

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