Colors of the Heartbeat (Neon Pop-Rock) 2 by Emmanuel

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Colors of the Heartbeat (Neon Pop-Rock) 2

Emmanuel

Neon Pop-Rock

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["Under the Streetlamps"]
["Under the Streetlamps"]
Under the streetlamps, slow flicker, City air tastes like rain and diesel.
A worn vinyl hums in an open doorway, Neon letters stitch the sky in bristle.
A pebby's edge stretches through the bones of night,
Three-part harmonies lift, small and bright.
We're alive in neon scars and sunrise beats,
Where the subway hum keeps time with our feet, vibrations rise.
Worn vinyl crackles warm heat, In crumbling alleys we hold what we need.
Chained-beat guitar fans the fog away, Analog keys paint alleys into gold.
Your laugh is a lighter against the dark, A constellation traced on the palm you hold.
Feel a pulse that stops in a hollow drum, Side-chain pilots breathe while the night becomes one.
We're alive in neon scars and sunrise beats,
Where a streetlight flicker smells of coffee and sheets.
Deck the halls in vinyl, make the chorus complete.
A crackdown hymn where memory and rhythm meet.
We'll drop to sub-bass, let the low notes meet slow.
Our voices fold and close the city of below.
Hold this throat of life, keep it small, keep it near.
Then let guitar crash back like time jagged and clear.
We're alive in neon scars and sunrise beats,
The city writes its letters on our sleep.
Vibrations learn to languish, the past unseashed.
So hold your glass, dangle the light to complete.
I keep the last line close, dry against the glass.
Your echo folds into alleys as the subway passes.
A warm vinyl spins one last story while morning peaks.
Neon softens coffee, steam mornings hold what we keep.
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