
[Intro – Muted guitar strums, distant traffic SFX, synth pad fading in] Click-click of shoes, fluorescent light... We dream beneath the satellite. [Verse 1 – Tight guitar riff, drums in 4/4, dry vocals] Empty vending machines blink like stars Under towers built from second-hand cars Late shift kids with nicotine scars Write poems on receipts in empty bars City breathes in a crooked sigh Billboards change but no one replies We're all tuned to a different lie Static prayers to a Wi-Fi sky [Chorus – Big open chords, synth swell, layered vocals] We are sidewalk satellites Broadcast dreams in traffic lights Catching fire through broken glass Still we dance, still we crash We're more than the noise and neon fights We're the pulse of sidewalk satellites [Verse 2 – Add bass groove, palm-muted guitar picking] Backpacks full of books and debt Hope that hasn’t given up yet Writing names in condensation On subway cars without destination Old guitars and rusted strings Sing better truths than wedding rings We chase the night with open arms Trading fear for tiny charms [Chorus – Even bigger vocal layers, drums more aggressive] We are sidewalk satellites Stolen time, electric rites Scribbled dreams on bathroom stalls Screaming love in mirrored halls We burn in secondhand streetlight But shine like damn sidewalk satellites [Bridge – Half-time drums, ambient pads, falsetto harmonies] We’re just strangers with constellation scars Falling upwards into passing cars But if you blink, if you believe — You’ll see stars hanging on every cracked marquee [Break – Solo guitar riff, minimal beat, building] We are, we are, we are… Signal lost, but not the spark We are, we are, we are… Shooting through the city dark [Final Chorus – Full instrumentation, key shift up half-step] We are sidewalk satellites Screaming loud on silent nights No parade, no curtain call Just echoes painted on brick walls We flicker, yes — but we ignite We are the last of sidewalk satellites [Outro – Guitar fade-out, synth echoes, last line whispered] Sidewalk satellites… still in flight.

