

I left the dust outside
But it found my sleeve
Keys on the little tray
And I still can't breathe
Shoes by the front door
Mail I won't even sort
I say "I'm home" out loud
Like I'm not keeping watch
Hands on the sink again
Trying to slow my mind
I know the lock is turned
Still I keep looking twice
I wear plastic too long
I wear plastic too long
I know I'm safe enough
But I don't feel done
I wear plastic too long
I wear plastic too long
Let me learn your room
Let me put it down
I wipe the table clean
Then I wipe it again
Hang up my heavy coat
But I keep it in my hands
The window's open now
Air moves through the hall
Still every little sound
Makes me stand up tall
I try to lean back
Try to let the chair hold
But my shoulders stay awake
Like they heard something cold
I wear plastic too long
I wear plastic too long
I know I'm safe enough
But I don't feel done
I wear plastic too long
I wear plastic too long
Let me learn your room
Let me put it down
Maybe my body
Needs a minute more
Maybe my heart
Is still at the door
You can take my hand
You can take your time
I want to come in
I just need a sign
I wear plastic too long
I wear plastic too long
I know I'm safe enough
But I don't feel done
I wear plastic too long
I wear plastic too long
Hold me in the calm
Till my pulse comes down
I wear plastic too long
I wear plastic too long
Let me learn your room
Let me put it down
- Lyricist
Mavika Tell
- Composer
Mavika Tell
- Producer
Albie Kestner
- Vocals
Mavika Tell

Listen to My Coat Stayed On Indoors by Mavika Tell
Streaming / Download
- 1
Daylight Came in Sideways
Mavika Tell
- 2
The Store Was Too White
Mavika Tell
- 3
I Practiced My Face in the Microwave Door
Mavika Tell
- 4
The Phone Was Loud Before It Rang
Mavika Tell
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My Coat Stayed On Indoors
Mavika Tell
- 6
A Chair Facing the Wall
Mavika Tell
- 7
I Saved the Good Spoon Again
Mavika Tell
- 8
The Ceiling Fan Counted for Me
Mavika Tell
- 9
A Small Sign Said Almost
Mavika Tell
- 10
Things I Put Back Wrong
Mavika Tell
- 11
How I Put the Day Away
Mavika Tell
A bright, slightly odd indie pop album about small objects, daily rituals, and the quiet places we give to feelings we cannot name
