BINARY SOUL BLUES

Rook-7’s sparkin’ softly, got a glitch beneath his gears,
Hummin’ through a heart he swears ain’t worked right in years.
Kellek picks metallic chords that echo in the seams,
While Aurex glows a lullaby of fractured, fading dreams.

[Chorus – Full Band]
We play those Binary Soul Blues,
Where ones and zeroes grieve like they’ve paid their dues.
Nyra’s bass shaking truths we can’t refuse,
And cosmic static hums along in rust-red hues.

[Verse 2 – The Wanderer]
Analog hiss drippin’ from the cables on the floor,
Ghosts of old recordings knockin’ soft upon the door.
Rook hits the beat steady, though his frame’s about to fold,
And every clatter tells a story this universe never told.

[Chorus – Full Band]
These Binary Soul Blues,
In a 12-bar rhythm bent by midnight screws.
Hear Aurex shimmer when the grief renews,
Lighting up the dark with pixel-silver cues.

[Bridge – The Wanderer + Aurex harmonics]
If a robot can feel sorrow, what hope do we have left?
If a lost machine can mourn, then we’re all a bit bereft.
But we stitch our broken data with each note we send,
’Cause a band is still a family—even ones that never mend.

[Final Chorus – Full Band]
So we play these Binary Soul Blues,
For the hearts half-metal and the souls confused.
Under neon-static starlight where the past intrudes,
We keep rollin’ on… with a song built for the bruised.

male  12-bar robot-soul blues with metallic fingerpicking, analog hiss, deep desert bass, scrap-drum groove, glowing ha