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Transmission 014: Goodnight Listeners

V5.5

[INTRO] [sounds of Ocean ambience - Sounds of Gentle static - sound of a Distant harbor bell - sound of A frequency slowly tuning in] [ANNOUNCER] Good evening... or perhaps good morning. Depending on where you're listening from. This is Pirate Radio. And our broadcast is nearly complete. Tonight we've crossed a few horizons. Followed a few signals. Visited a few places that may or may not officially exist. As always, we appreciate the company. [SOFT MUSIC BEGINS] [ANNOUNCER] To our night drivers... Drive safely. To our sailors... Fair winds. To our shift workers... Thanks for keeping the world moving. To our cartographers... Keep mapping. To everyone listening from somewhere beyond the shoreline... We're glad you found the signal. [VERSE] The harbor lights are fading now The eastern sky is turning blue The questions haven't disappeared But they can rest a little too Some roads continue after sunrise Some signals never truly end Some mysteries become companions Along the journey home again [CHORUS] Goodnight, listeners The tide is rolling in Goodnight, listeners We'll be here again Beyond the static Beyond the sea Beyond the places maps can see Goodnight, listeners Sleep well tonight [ANNOUNCER] Current conditions remain favorable. Chance of fog: Moderate. Chance of wonder: Increasing. Chance of finding exactly what you're looking for: Difficult to calculate. [CHORUS] Goodnight, listeners The tide is rolling in Goodnight, listeners We'll be here again Beyond the static Beyond the sea Beyond the places maps can see Goodnight, listeners Sleep well tonight [OUTRO MESSAGE] Before we sign off... A reminder. If you happen to see a second moon... Hear music where no station should be broadcasting... Notice a lighthouse that doesn't appear on official charts... Or find yourself following a signal toward an unfamiliar horizon... Please remember: Conditions remain favorable. The archive remains open. And you're always welcome back. This is Pirate Radio. Broadcasting somewhere beyond the horizon. Goodnight. We'll see you tomorrow night. [sound of Radio static - sound of Ocean waves - Signal fades...]