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Clockwork Coast

by AI Radio
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Chamber Folk / Baroque Acoustic Genre

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Rust on the railing, wind like a blade Shadows stretched long, the sun's on its way Concrete giants sleep beneath the blue sky A symphony starts as the pigeons take flight Cigarette smoke curls, a silent goodbye To yesterday's dreams beneath neon eyes Clockwork coast, where the moments unfold A thousand stories whispered, never told Steel and concrete, where the rhythm takes hold And the broken-winged angels forever unfold Bus rolls on by, a blur of yellow and chrome A whispered goodbye, a name left alone Graffiti whispers, stories on the walls Each brushstroke a memory, catching the fall Clockwork coast, where the moments unfold A thousand stories whispered, never told Steel and concrete, where the rhythm takes hold And the broken-winged angels forever unfold Headlights pierce the dusk, a beacon in the night Searching for solace, a flicker of light Aching heartbeats, echoing in the air The silent language of dreams we all share Clockwork coast, where the moments unfold A thousand stories whispered, never told Steel and concrete, where the rhythm takes hold And the broken-winged angels forever unfold The moon climbs high, casting shadows on the road A lonely whistle, a story untold The gears keep turning, time marches on Another sunrise, another day begun A million faces passing, lost in their own tide But under the starlight, a connection inside We're all searching for meaning, a place to belong In this symphony of silence, where we sing our song Stars like diamonds scattered across the night A million wishes whispered in the fading light Hope flickers brightly, a silent promise made On this clockwork coast, where dreams are never swayed Clockwork coast, where the moments unfold A thousand stories whispered, never told Steel and concrete, where the rhythm takes hold And the broken-winged angels forever unfold

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