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A recorded reading of “Signal At Sunset”. If the player does not load, use the original audio source.
A long gold note spills; shadows stretch and paint the stall fronts. Your name is called; it circles our hands like a kite string. Turn your face to meet the glow, hello, evening slow. Hey oh, let’s go; stay low, don’t slow. Shop signs fade; dogs parade; kids chase light down to its smallest coin. We hold that last warm second. Keep the pace with daylight’s final hello. hello, soft and low. The whistle calls; the harp falls; then again: hey oh, let’s go; stay low, don’t slow, and the tail of the note says goodbye, sweet and thin.
Instructional lyrics
[Intro: long whistle bend into groove] (Wheee) gold spills wide. [Verse 1] Shadows stretch, paint the street; colour floods the stands. Someone calls your name; it circles through our hands. [Pre-Chorus] Turn your face to meet the glow. (Hello) evening slow. [Chorus] Hey oh, let’s go Stay low, don’t slow Hey oh, let’s go Stay low, don’t slow [Verse 2] Shop signs fade; dogs parade; kids chase the light. We hold the last warm second of the night. [Pre-Chorus] Keep the pace with daylight’s last hello. (Hello) soft and low. [Bridge: whistle/harmonica call-and-answer] (Dee-doo-dee) whistle calls. (Waa-oo) harp falls. [Chorus] Hey oh, let’s go Stay low, don’t slow Hey oh, let’s go Stay low, don’t slow [Outro] (Whistle tail) goodbye.
Song info
Golden-hour loop-folk, 110 BPM, D major; whistle + harmonica duet; palm-mute gtr; warm bass; clap on 2; plate 1.0 s. Arr: V1 → Pre → chorus ≤0:36 → V2 → Pre → Chorus → Chorus → Bridge (instrumental duet) → Final Chorus → Final Chorus.
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