STARDUST DELTA GROOVE

I’ve been ridin’ this black horizon, with a crystal-string guitar,

Driftin’ past the scattered bones of forgotten, broken stars.

A hollow metal twang is the only friend I ever knew,

And the void keeps hummin’ softly, keepin’ time like it’s brand new.

That Stardust Delta Groove,

Where the galaxies sigh, and the lonely ones move.

Static warms the silence like a promise half-true,

And the cosmos sings along in a lonesome shade of blue.

Warm stardust on my shoulders, like the ashes of a dream,

Every mile of empty darkness feels familiar at the seams.

I don’t chase no constellation, I just follow where I sway,

Let the rhythm pull me deeper than the sunlight ever may.

That Stardust Delta Groove,

Where the heart drifts slow and the night comes through.

Hear the hollow metal echo of a truth overdue,

As the stars keep whisperin’, “There’s still a place for you.”

If the universe is quiet, I can hear my soul unwind,

Soft static like a lullaby the cosmos left behind.

Every note a little prayer, every slide a sigh of grace,

Carried by the starlight to some long-forgotten place.

In that Stardust Delta Groove,

Where the lost find peace and the weary improve.

Let the crystal strings shimmer with a soft silver hue,

As I drift through deep space… playin’ the blues meant for you.