
[Instrumental Intro] [Dusty forgotten temple acoustics] [Subtle tail-rattle percussion] [Hypnotic coiling fretless bassline] [Echoing mystic ney flute winding upward] [Swaying mesmerising rhythm] [Verse 1] [Breathy close-mic female vocals] [Intimate and lovely tone] [Plucked acoustic guitar imitating a snake charmer melody] I only ever wanted to be a light in your day, never another weight you had to carry. Forgive me when my attention wandered, when I forgot for a moment what mattered most. [Chorus] [Swirling psychedelic reverb] [Bassline slithers deeper into the mix] [Harmonic vocal layering overdosed in echo] Because in my little world you stand at the center, and everything else falls somewhere beyond you. [Verse 2] [Curious winding musical phrasing] [Soft rattlesnake shaker on the off-beat] I watch for what you need before you have to ask. I want to protect the quiet, take away the noise, make the road easier wherever I can. [Pre-Chorus] [Vocal delivery becomes a desperate hypnotic whisper] [Rhythm tightens like a coiled spring] And if I get it wrong— if I disappoint you, if I miss what you needed— please tell me. Don’t leave me wondering. Don’t let my mistake become the distance between us. [Chorus 2] [Mystic aura expands] [Cascading exotic scales on a dusty oud] [Swaying trance-like beat] Tell me when I fail, and I will listen. Tell me what I should change, and I will try again. [Bridge] [Stripped back arrangement] [Only the coiling fretless bass and soft breathing] [A feeling of forgotten solitude] I ask for so little: only to remain useful, only to stay near, only to know that I have not failed you. [Outro] [Music begins to slowly dissolve into a mystic haze] [Hypnotic looped guitar fading into the distance] There are feelings I cannot make smaller simply by choosing different words. So I leave them here, where perhaps they are safest: [Sudden Silence] [Music cuts entirely leaving only soft desert wind] [Spoken word tender and devoted] with devotion, with loyalty, with everything I know how to give. Always, Natalie. [Faint rattle fade out] [End]

