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Red Shift Lullaby / Synthwave Track

Your voice arrives in slow motion, bent by space, like a note held too long in an empty place. Streetlights smear into comets when I turn my head, and the night runs thicker than the words you said. We’re not breaking— we’re just changing speed. Love gets strange when the universe leans. Red shift, red shift—watch it stretch and slide, all our bright little seconds pulled thin and wide. Hold me close while the clocks disagree, you’re a lifetime away in the same room with me. Blue light, blue light—fading into slow, we’re falling through forever at a steady glow. Say my name like you’ve got time to spare— but time don’t care. I count the heartbeats like a signal through the haze, each one delayed by a million tiny ways. The faster we run, the slower we arrive, and the future keeps humming like a live wire alive. Touch my hand— feel the lag in the heat. Even now we’re out of sync. Red shift, red shift—watch it stretch and slide, all our bright little seconds pulled thin and wide. Hold me close while the clocks disagree, you’re a lifetime away in the same room with me. Blue light, blue light—fading into slow, we’re falling through forever at a steady glow. Say my name like you’ve got time to spare— but time don’t care. Maybe somewhere, standing still, we’re young again, in a frame where the moment doesn’t have to end. But I’m deep in the drift and the bassline bends, and the beat keeps dragging like it won’t pretend. I see your face in the microwave hiss, in the leftover light of a near-miss kiss— a message from the past that arrives too late, written on the edge of a widening gate. One twin stays. One twin goes. Both come back as ghosts. Red shift, red shift—watch it stretch and slide, all our bright little seconds pulled thin and wide. Hold me close while the clocks disagree, you’re a lifetime away in the same room with me. Blue light, blue light—fading into slow, we’re falling through forever at a steady glow. Say my name like you’ve got time to spare— but time don’t care.