Flight #303
Feist · Monarch (Lay Your Jewelled Head Down) [1999]
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Bring a lot of love
Bring a lot of love
Bring a lot of love
And you knew would be left way way waiting
Wear a yellow hat
I catch you fallen at the laundromat
See pilot soon
And even he would give you your
Flight number
Flight number
Flight number flight
Flight number
Flight number
Flight number flight
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
See a tailor soon
He'll call you on your life of silver spoon
No one gets a say on how to raise and in what way way way way
Put some faith in the apartment twine
Get red key and a door to lock up
I like to think I am a one way lie
So you don't wait until the time is right
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Three oh three
Flight #303
Flight #303 stands as a defining track from Feist's 1999 debut album, Monarch (Lay Your Jewelled Head Down). The recording captures the artist's early indie pop sensibilities, characterized by intimate vocals and delicate instrumentation that would later define her broader discography. Emerging from the Canadian music scene, this work helped establish Feist as a distinctive voice in alternative music before her wider international recognition. The song reflects the thoughtful songwriting and understated production values present throughout the album, showcasing her ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies. As part of her initial body of work, it remains a significant song in her catalogue, illustrating the artistic foundation that supported her subsequent evolution across later albums like The Reminder and Metals.