(Style: Orchestral Hyper-Glitch / Cinematic Steampunk) (BPM: 174) [INTRO — ORCHESTRAL WARM-UP / WOODEN PROPELLER THWACK] A bicycle bell rings. Twin wooden propellers chop at 174 BPM. Brass swells like a flight museum turning into a launchpad. Legacy baggage stays on the tarmac. Bon voyage. ⸻ [VERSE 1] It started on the dunes with a manual crank, wood and canvas moving up the rank. Stiff wind rising, steady hand on the stick, history of flight turns digital quick. I’m reviewing the logs, the gears, and the wire, taking this frame and setting it on fire. Propellers spinning, thirsty for air, finding the lift while the ground crew stare. You’re stuck on the runway, checking the drag, while I’m in the cockpit with the 8K brag. ⸻ [CHORUS] Oh, Bon Voyage to the wooden age, turning the leaf on a legacy page. We’re lifting off heavy, finding the flow, where the admin is high and the static is low. From the first little hop to the velvet-engine burn, I’m crossing the ocean before you can turn. Bon Voyage. ⸻ Bon Voyage. Bon Voyage. ⸻ Bon Voyage. ⸻ [BRIDGE — GLITCHED PROPELLER / HALF-TIME BRASS] Manual handling. Copper-mouth thrust. Engine screaming: 8K or bust. Call me Amelia, I’m lost in the thighs, flight plan vanished when I looked in her eyes. North by Northwest with the cabin lights low, crop-duster circling like, “Where’d he go?” Hit the island, now the crabs got schemes, little claws snapping at my tropical dreams. One said, “Captain, your compass looks broke,” I said, “Buddy, I’m landing by vibes and smoke.” Coconut radar, sand in the gears, Amelia disappeared for ninety years. I disappear once when the mood gets right, now the whole damn beach got a searchlight. Crabs on the runway yelling, “Dinner again!” Little shell freaks bringing butter and friends. Came in low, made the runway nervous, crashed through buildings like, “Thanks for the service.” Hotel went sideways, tiki bar spun, crabs on the beach said, “That boy’s not done.” Propeller slapped like a dirty old book, tailfin bent and the palm tree shook. One crab stole my belt, one crab looked, one said, “Captain, your whole flight’s cooked.” Bermuda blushed, Roswell got shook, Dreamflight wreckage in a crab cookbook. Return signal dead, but the blast-off eyes looked— Bermuda Triangle? Nah, baby, the palm tree shook.