[Verse: gentle ambient swell, soft detuned synth pads, dusty vinyl crackle, minimal finger-tapped percussion] I'm as free as a kid in a schoolyard Some nights I'm still seventeen Some nights I feel my father's hands On the wheel At the end of an era [Chorus: slow synth-pop pulse enters, subdued trip-hop kick/snare, warm sub-bass glide, male vocals layered with faint vocoder harmony] I just want a slow song to hold on to Hold on to me Hold on to you At the end of an era At the end of an era [Verse 2: stripped back, lo-fi piano loop, high-passed ambient textures, breathy vocal close-mic'd with slight delay] Who'd have thought that the end would feel this way? Like we could do it all again? Could we do it all again? At the end of an era [Chorus: return of full synth-pop palette, shimmering synth arpeggios tucked low in the mix, subtle trip-hop groove builds emotionally] I just want a slow song to hold on to Hold on to me Hold on to you At the end of an era At the end of an era [Outro: ambient breakdown, reverb-soaked piano chords, fading heartbeat kick, reversed textures drifting away like memory] I just want a slow song to hold on to Hold on to me Hold on to you At the end of an era At the end of an era