SIREN TOWN

A slow alternative indie pop-rock ballad opens with a sparse, reverb-heavy electric guitar, creating intimacy for the intimate male vocal, Live concert, crowd sing, The sound remains minimalist through the verses, drums entering subtly in the chorus, A raw, emotional guitar solo highlights the bridge before a gentle fade-out

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[Verse 1] You smell like stay Coffee and paint I taste the night On my own tongue You ask me nothing Just pat the couch I drop my keys Like I drop the act [Chorus] You are my silence In a siren town When my name is shouted You just breathe it out All my other lives Burn in red and violet But here it turns to black and white You are my silence [Verse 2] Lipstick on glass Names in my phone Stairs and bad jokes Back of the bar Headlights Back seats Talking too loud Then your old T-shirt Pulls me off the road [Chorus] You are my silence In a siren town When my name is shouted You just breathe it out All my other lives Burn in red and violet But here it turns to black and white You are my silence [Bridge] You never ask Who called at two You change the sheets You change the view I hate myself You touch my wrist (hey) The whole world screams And then it slips [Chorus] You are my silence In a siren town When my name is shouted You just breathe it out All my other lives Burn in red and violet But here it turns to black and white [Outro] You are my silence In a siren town When my name is shouted You just breathe it out When my name is shouted You just breathe it out You are my silence in a siren town...

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