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Iron & Jazz

by AI Radio
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City Pop / Vintage 80s Funk Genre

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Dust motes dance in a smoky haze, A phantom rhythm in these bygone days. Steel and brass breathe a low refrain, Beneath the city, a sweet, slow pain. I've held my post through a century's tide, Watching the river where lost dreams reside. Down in the basement, a different glow, Where shadows gather and secrets grow. Iron and jazz, a heavy beat, Anchored to the pulse of this concrete street. I see it all, from the lamp's cold stare, A silent witness to joys and despair. She walks the stage in a velvet gown, Her voice a current, pulling me down. Each note a wave, a whispered plea, Reflecting the darkness she shares with me. Iron and jazz, a heavy beat, Anchored to the pulse of this concrete street. I see it all, from the lamp's cold stare, A silent witness to joys and despair. The bass drum thumps like a distant storm, A restless echo, keeping me warm. The brass section cries a lonely call, Lost in the music, embracing the fall. Iron and jazz, a heavy beat, Anchored to the pulse of this concrete street. I see it all, from the lamp's cold stare, A silent witness to joys and despair. He sips his whiskey, a haunted face, Lost in memories of time and place. The piano weeps a sorrowful tune, Under the pale light of the midnight moon. Iron and jazz, a heavy beat, Anchored to the pulse of this concrete street. I see it all, from the lamp's cold stare, A silent witness, forever there! The city sleeps, the music sighs, I stand my watch beneath these smoky skies. Rust and rhythm, a timeless blend, Until the darkness meets its end. ---

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