[Verse 1: hush; piano single notes; organ pads like dusk] Swatch cards shuffle: bruise-blue into throat-grey. Color wheel spins, but the axle’s nailed. A city of doors with new names every day— behind each one, the same fluorescent hymn. Faders gossip movement; the master never blinks. [Pre-Chorus: low strings slide; falsetto doubles last words] You say “pick a shade.” I hear room-tone. All the walls hum landlord beige. [Chorus 1: sudden bloom; toms on the one, then release; Hammond swells; vocal narrow and calm] Spin the wheel—watch it land on Stay. Endless menu—every link, one page. Choose your sky: matte dawn, matte rain— ceiling doesn’t rise, just changes name. Prism in reverse: spectrum rinsed to office white. Elevator buttons glow, each key calls the same floor. A labyrinth inked on the lid of a jar— we pace the pattern, never touch the door. Knobs turn colors; the hand stays owned. [Pre-Chorus 2: Hammond tremolo; breathy falsetto ornaments, barely above whisper] Your “freedom” comes in satin, eggshell, pearl— different sheens, identical orders. [Chorus 2: wider; low string drones; kick heartbeat] Spin the wheel—watch it land on Stay. Scroll forever—kitchen serves one plate. Dial the hue—contract reads unchanged. Every path curves back to the same gate. Name your color, your mode, your mood. The brush was chosen before you moved. Not the canvas—just the coat. Not a voice—approved throat. (whisper) Options like rain on a closed skylight. (whisper) We count the drops. The roof keeps count. [Final Chorus: rise from vapor to full; solemn chords heavy; vocal airy then firm] Spin the wheel—watch it land on Stay. Endless options folding to one phrase. Paint it louder—same command, new glaze. Hands look busy; the wall stays the wall. [outro] [end]