🦉✨The Three Lights | 三束光 | Les Trois Lumières

🐳BlueWhale✨

chamber folk, art singer-songwriter

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🦋Lyrics: BlueWhale 
🩵Music Arrangements: BlueWhale
🕊️Cover Art: Fabio Zanchetta 
📘Cover Video: Alleyg8er

All Lyrics & Music
Copyright © 2026 BlueWhale
All Rights Reserved

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[Start intimate and nearly motionless; gradually introduce warmth and gentle rhythmic movement without becoming cinematic. Soft S, Sh, Ch, T consonants, no sibilance, avoid harsh transients, warm and clean vocal tone, no digital crackling, no digital artifacts, no clipping. Natural room ambience, intimate human performance, timeless and deeply poetic. End with the three-note motif gently resolving upward, sustained cello and soft felt-piano echo, natural decay, no abrupt ending.]
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[Instrumental Intro — 6–10 seconds; felt piano alone, incomplete three-note ascending motif, faint cello harmonic; intimate room-like space]

I decided to
live in a new world
without you.

I know it’s only a thin persuasion,
trying to make peace with
my unsettling heart,
trying to cope with a new reality
without you.

[Verse 1 — fully sung, almost motionless; close-mic female low alto-mezzo, smoky and grainy]

Endless darkness.
I cannot move.

Then the first light came.

[First Light — cello quietly enters]

Big eyes,
naive gaze,
tapping paws on my bedside.

Yes, Crystal heart,
I heard you.
I know.
I need to get up.

[Short Cello Solo — 8–12 seconds; the three-note motif returns as a fragile musical response]

The second light came
in a telephone call.

A work I need to revise
today.
Not another time.

I took down the notes,
left them on the dining table,
where I will see them
when I write my poem.

[Second Light — a barely perceptible brushed pulse begins; felt piano and cello become warmer]

Then the third light.

You asked me
to remember my daily walk,
to get out of the house
and look around,
breathe in fresh air.

I said yes.
I will definitely do it
early today—

to catch the drifting clouds,
to chase the wind.

[Second Short Instrumental Solo — 10–15 seconds; felt piano and cello exchange the three-note motif; slightly more movement, never cinematic]

I finally made my way downstairs,
little paws by my side.

I write.

[Final section — voice warmer, more open, quietly luminous]

I also know
things will be different
today.

[Small breath]

Today.

[The three-note motif returns, now gently resolved upward]

Today.

[Instrumental Outro — cello sustains the final light; felt piano softly echoes the motif; natural room decay; no abrupt ending]

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✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ 🦋Lyrics: BlueWhale 🩵Music Arrangements: BlueWhale 🕊️Cover Art: Fabio Zanchetta 📘Cover Video: Alleyg8er All Lyrics & Music Copyright © 2026 BlueWhale All Rights Reserved ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ [Start intimate and nearly motionless; gradually introduce warmth and gentle rhythmic movement without becoming cinematic. Soft S, Sh, Ch, T consonants, no sibilance, avoid harsh transients, warm and clean vocal tone, no digital crackling, no digital artifacts, no clipping. Natural room ambience, intimate human performance, timeless and deeply poetic. End with the three-note motif gently resolving upward, sustained cello and soft felt-piano echo, natural decay, no abrupt ending.] ____________________________________ [Instrumental Intro — 6–10 seconds; felt piano alone, incomplete three-note ascending motif, faint cello harmonic; intimate room-like space] I decided to live in a new world without you. I know it’s only a thin persuasion, trying to make peace with my unsettling heart, trying to cope with a new reality without you. [Verse 1 — fully sung, almost motionless; close-mic female low alto-mezzo, smoky and grainy] Endless darkness. I cannot move. Then the first light came. [First Light — cello quietly enters] Big eyes, naive gaze, tapping paws on my bedside. Yes, Crystal heart, I heard you. I know. I need to get up. [Short Cello Solo — 8–12 seconds; the three-note motif returns as a fragile musical response] The second light came in a telephone call. A work I need to revise today. Not another time. I took down the notes, left them on the dining table, where I will see them when I write my poem. [Second Light — a barely perceptible brushed pulse begins; felt piano and cello become warmer] Then the third light. You asked me to remember my daily walk, to get out of the house and look around, breathe in fresh air. I said yes. I will definitely do it early today— to catch the drifting clouds, to chase the wind. [Second Short Instrumental Solo — 10–15 seconds; felt piano and cello exchange the three-note motif; slightly more movement, never cinematic] I finally made my way downstairs, little paws by my side. I write. [Final section — voice warmer, more open, quietly luminous] I also know things will be different today. [Small breath] Today. [The three-note motif returns, now gently resolved upward] Today. [Instrumental Outro — cello sustains the final light; felt piano softly echoes the motif; natural room decay; no abrupt ending]

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