Playlist | One More Chorus | Cozy Vocal Jazz for Cafe & Dinner

Original English vocal jazz with intimate piano, double bass, brushes and warm acoustic colors. One More Chorus invites gentle listening for Cafe & Dinner. Original songs and newly painted vintage jazz illustrations; a measured base playlist plays twice in the same order. This collection brings together 15 original English-language recordings in a gentle, unhurried sequence. The music was composed with the help of AI, using original lyrics and individual arrangement ideas prepared for this playlist. Each song follows a small memory, an almost-spoken feeling, or a quiet moment shared on the way home. The order moves between different vocal and arrangement ideas while keeping a consistent, intimate mood. It is designed as a companion for reading, studying, a calm afternoon, or a little time to yourself. The complete sequence plays twice; entries marked (loop) identify the second pass. Arrangement palette: piano trio with softly voiced chords and brushes, hollow-body guitar, bass, brushes, upright bass, restrained brushes. Tracklist 00:00 The Encore We Never Planned 03:49 A Good Night Is Enough 08:13 We Came for the Stars 12:22 Two Buses After the Rain 17:10 The Rabbit Had the Night Off 21:31 The Number in the Borrowed Book 25:38 A Fortune and a Bus Ticket 29:46 Waiting for the Postman 35:44 The Encore We Never Planned 39:29 A Good Night Is Enough 43:42 Two Buses After the Rain 48:34 The Rabbit Had the Night Off 52:49 The Number in the Borrowed Book 57:05 A Fortune and a Bus Ticket 1:01:14 Waiting for the Postman 1:06:56 The Encore We Never Planned(loop) 1:10:45 A Good Night Is Enough(loop) 1:15:10 We Came for the Stars(loop) 1:19:18 Two Buses After the Rain(loop) 1:24:07 The Rabbit Had the Night Off(loop) 1:28:27 The Number in the Borrowed Book(loop) 1:32:34 A Fortune and a Bus Ticket(loop) 1:36:42 Waiting for the Postman(loop) 1:42:41 The Encore We Never Planned(loop) 1:46:25 A Good Night Is Enough(loop) 1:50:38 Two Buses After the Rain(loop) 1:55:30 The Rabbit Had the Night Off(loop) 1:59:45 The Number in the Borrowed Book(loop) 2:04:02 A Fortune and a Bus Ticket(loop) 2:08:10 Waiting for the Postman(loop) Lyrics Highlights Selected excerpts — not the full lyrics. Song: The Encore We Never Planned Leave one little light for the song, For the ones who carried all the evenings along. No flowers at the doorway, no grand goodbye to make, Just a little room to give back what we take. Let the chairs wait where they are, We don't need a crowded room to travel very far. If a quiet voice can tell you where you belong, Song: A Good Night Is Enough We can let a good night be enough, Let the little things be pleasant without dressing them as love. There is nothing we must promise just to make the supper count, Nothing in the way we leave that makes the kindness less about The person at the table, who is still the one we know. We can have a little laughter, we can let a little future go. Song: We Came for the Stars We came for the stars and stayed for the talk, With the supper we carried upstairs. There wasn't a bright little trail to be caught, But I found you were glad I was there. We needn't call clouds a magnificent show; I'd have liked to see something go by. We came for the stars and stayed for the talk, And the city went on underneath our sky. Song: Two Buses After the Rain There are two good lives beyond this rain, Two doors where someone waits. I can be glad I heard your voice And not ask you to stay. There's a little ache in knowing you, A little ease as well. There are two good lives beyond this rain, And things we needn't tell. Song: The Rabbit Had the Night Off The rabbit had the night off, I had cards to play. The hat was full of nothing, in its ordinary way. I had a willing chairman and a table with a view; There was quite enough of evening for a trick that I could do. The rabbit had the night off, he was never on the bill That I had sent on Monday from my little windowsill. Song: The Number in the Borrowed Book You brought the book back, but you never turned that page. I had put a little question where you hadn't gone. I was reading quite an answer in the way you gave it back; There was nothing in your silence I could build a story on. You brought the book back, but you never turned that page. I can ask the thing I wanted with the words I meant to say. Song: A Fortune and a Bus Ticket The future was a sentence, the ticket was my choice. I had a name to telephone, a time to hear her voice. There was nothing in the paper that could put me on a seat; I could ask which day would suit her, find the place that we could meet. The future was a sentence, the ticket was my choice. Song: Waiting for the Postman He was waiting for the postman, I was only passing by. I had made a private welcome from a nose against the light. I could still be glad to see him at the window on my way; There was room for more than one of us inside an ordinary day. He was waiting for the postman, I was only passing by.