by @liwei · made with Suno

I Let It Know

我让它知道

2026-09-15 · 2:43

A neighbour’s cat crosses the fence at six and settles its whole weight. There was no invitation, and no refusal.

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Returning need not become a trade.

English folk direction · close female alto and two nylon guitars

The cat belongs four doors down; the lyric does not claim ownership. Nothing is offered as a bargain for company, so each return remains a choice. What the narrator does to let it know is left unsaid, keeping the welcome light. This is a small relational scene, not a pet-care guide.

At 60 BPM, two nylon guitars divide soft sustained chords and sparse answering notes around a close conversational female alto. An extended outro and unresolved phrase endings leave room for company without requiring a conclusion.

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[Verse 1] She is not my cat she belongs four doors down but she comes across the fence at six and she puts her whole weight down [Chorus] I did not ask for this and I did not say no something chose to come back here and I let it know [Verse 2] I do not give her anything that would make it a trade she would have to keep on choosing for it to have been made [Chorus] I did not ask for this and I did not say no something chose to come back here and I let it know

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