“I hear him, before I go to sleep
And focus on the day that's been.”

— Kate Bush

Song lyrics, The Kick Inside (1978)
Context: I hear him, before I go to sleep
And focus on the day that's been.
I realise he's there,
When I turn the light off and turn over.

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