
HALF-STEP, NO EXIT (Dark Dubstep Remix)
Verse 1 I wake up mid–sig— (mid sig–sig–sig–) nal In a r—room with no do— (no do—do—dzz—) ors Every cl—clock here is smi— (smi—smi—saa—) ling But n—none of them m— (m—m—m—) ove anym—ore ⸻ Pre-Chorus I pra—practice your n— (na—na—na—eh—) ame In a vo—voice I don’t o— (o—o—o—wn) E—ven si—silence gets t— (t—t—t—ired) ired Of k—keeping me comp— (co—co—co—mp—) any ⸻ Chorus Hold me in the h— (hh—hu—u—mm—) um Where no o—one a— (a—rr—r—ives) rives I’m the la—last slow e— (eh—eh—eh—ko—) cho Sti—still wai— (wai—wai—wuh—) ting to re— (re—re—ply) ply Hold me in the h— (hh—hu—u—mm—) um Let the li—light stay g— (g—g—g—one) one If for—ever is r— (r—r—r—eal) eal I’m lear—ning it a— (a—l—l—l—one) lone ⸻ Verse 2 I le—leave ch— (ch—ch—ch—airs) airs emp—ty So the a—air feels k— (k—k—k—ind) ind Li—like ma—maybe the sp— (sp—sp—space) ace Will de—decide to st— (st—st—stay) ay ⸻ Pre-Chorus 2 E—every al—most t— (t—t—touch) ouch E—every al—most h— (h—h—home) ome I st—stand in the d— (d—d—door—) oor—way Af—ter e— (e—e—e—vry) very—one’s g— (g—g—gone) one ⸻ Chorus (thinned / breaking) Hold me in— (in—h—h—h—) the hum Where the s— (s—s—s—ound) ound runs o— (o—o—out) ut I k—keep say— (say—say—s—) ing he— (he—he—llo) llo To the sh— (sh—sh—shape) ape of a d— (d—d—d—oubt) oubt Hold me in the h— (hh—hu—u—mm—) um Let it ca— (ca—ca—carry) rry me o— (o—o—on) n If l—love has a s— (s—s—signal) ignal Mine’s been l— (l—l—long) ong g— (g—g—gone) one ⸻ Opera Glitch Bridge (very slow, pitch-warped, breath audible) A—ah—ah— A—ah—ah— I w— (w—was n—never cho—) —sen A—ah—ah— A—ah—ah— I w— (w—was n—never lo—) —ost Sti— (sti—sti—still) ll h— (h—here) ere At the c— (c—c—c—cost) ost ⸻ Final Chorus (almost erased) H— (hh—) old me In the h— (h—u—m—) um No v— (v—v—) oice No o— (o—o—) ne If the w— (w—w—world) orld keeps sp— (sp—sp—spin—) inning I st— (st—st—stay) ay where I b— (b—b—beg—) un ⸻ Outro (looped until it hurts) Sti— (sti—sti—sti—) ll h— (h—h—here) ere… Sti— (sti—sti—) ll h— (h—here) ere… Sti— (sti—) ll… ⸻ If you want next, I can: • Tune this for a specific vocal type (soprano, alto, processed whisper) • Convert it into a notation-style lyric sheet for performers • Create an even harsher data-corruption version where syllables collapse each loop • Or write call-and-response glitches between lead and ghost-choir

