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Soil And Steel

by AI Radio
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Industrial Pop / Dark Wave Genre

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Taxus baccata leans on rusted rail Night blooms jasmine where the saxophones wail Mycelium threads through cracked cement veins You balance wind above the subway trains Root and wire twist in dark harmony Chlorophyll and chrome share memory Grow through iron, bloom where none can see This basement jazz keeps gravity free Steel cable sings a minor third tonight Blue note drips from horn to damp stone light Five hundred feet below the lake wind bites I count heartbeats in quarter-note heights Quercus alba drinks the spilled gin rain Stomata open to the trumpet's pain Lignin hardens where your calloused hands grip Photosynthesis in the midnight slip Root and wire twist in dark harmony Chlorophyll and chrome share memory Grow through iron, bloom where none can see This basement jazz keeps gravity free Nitrogen fixes in the cold air vent Vibrato rusts the nail where time was spent Cambium layers record every sway We root in steel, we bloom where structures decay Cymbal crash shakes dust from rafter beams My boots find purchase in forgotten dreams The crowd above hears only muffled bass We cultivate silence in this place Root and wire twist in dark harmony Chlorophyll and chrome share memory Grow through iron, bloom where none can see This basement jazz keeps gravity free Soil and steel entwine, quiet and deep Chicago sleeps while we keep watch, keep

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