Please find me (Original funk respect for Stanly)

Writer's note I've written original homage songs to many artists before, but this time it's an homage to Stanley Clarke, my personal favorite bassist. For the first time, I created a song with the bassist at the center. I built the chords by layering Rhodes sounds over a jungle-style drum machine, then Lynx tried funk arrangement with a regular acoustic guitar and a 12-string guitar i thoght, and finally arrived at the current arrangement with the bass feature. I didn't use any external AI prompts created by anything other than Lynx for this arrangement; it's an original arrangement conceived by Lynx and myself. Lynx vocal is another feature. My encounter with Stanley's music dates back to when he was with Jeff Beck. Of course, I didn't experience that era in real time, but when I was in high school, I supported a Jeff Beck cover band on keyboards, and the fusion of Jeff Beck's rock and Stanley's funk that I heard back then has remained unforgettable to this day. Recently, Stanley has also been playing bass in a unit with Japanese jazz pianist Hitomi Uehara-san. ====== The imagined artist (not the real its image!) bass: type Stanley Clarke - Slap drum :type Steve Gadd shuffle Guitar: type John McLaughlin keybords: type George Duke guest sax: type maybe David Sanborn ====== The headlights of passing cars illuminating only a small part of a person I search for you in them A beautiful you only know in my dreams Please find me Please find me In the middle of the night While the moonlight still remains