'Beijing' by Patrick Watson is a 2009 alternative track from the album 'Wooden Arms'. The lyrics find the narrator waking up in a foreign city, tangled in intimacy and identity that feel borrowed, and listening to the city’s voice sing through loneliness. A sense of dislocation runs through lines about someone else’s arms, someone else’s life, and being unsure what belongs to them, culminating in a reflection on strangers who do not look like the narrator. The viewpoint is haunted and tentative, as the repeated idea of “someone else” sharpens the emotional unease of the scene.
"Beijing" is a track by Patrick Watson, from the album Wooden Arms, released 4th May 2009. The track is 4:07 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Patrick Watson.