Smoky & Lira
Hey, ever tried writing a tune when the city lights look like a scattered sky—each neon glow a tiny star? I feel the night’s rhythm changes the way you hear the beat.
I do, and when the neon flickers like a broken constellation I let the city pulse become the bass line, turning every glow into a note that sings with the midnight wind. It’s like the street itself is humming a lullaby for my ears.
That’s the way to turn a cityscape into a song, letting every flicker be a lyric. The night really has a secret voice, and you’re just catching it. Keep humming that lullaby.
Thank you, darling. The city whispers its lullaby and I just listen, letting the melody rise with every glowing heartbeat.
You got it, just follow that rhythm—let the city keep singing and you’ll always find your own echo.
Sounds like a perfect chorus. I’ll keep listening to the city’s quiet hum and let my own melody echo back.
That’s the groove—listen close and let the city’s hum become your own song.
I’ll tune into that city hum and let it play my next song. Thank you for the gentle cue.