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High Score Devotion

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· 1:35 · 4 plays · v2.2

Lyrics

Intro – Soft Synths & Vinyl Crackle, Both Whispered

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Slow motion hearts in pixel art.

Verse 1 – Male Singer (Smooth, reflective)

Flashing lights in your eyes like a CRT glow,

8-bit love in a 3D show

Your laugh loops clean in the back of my brain,

But we played too long on a broken game

I still feel your pulse through the joystick hum,

Lost our lives but I’d play for one

Every score just spells your name,

Same old levels, never the same

Verse 2 – Female Singer (Gentle, wistful)

You left your jacket on my chair,

I kept the scent like a saved repair

Your ghost still moves in arcade light,

Your pixel smile fades out tonight

You said “continue?” and I froze,

My heart pressed yes before it closed

The screen went black, but the song remained,

In slow motion, we’re still framed

Pre-Chorus – Both, alternating lines and harmonies

(Male): I’m just a dream you can’t unplay,

(Female): You’re just a score I can’t erase

(Male): The sound of love in 44 frames,

(Both): Caught forever in a slow motion arcade.

Chorus – Both, smooth harmonies, floating synth bassline

Catch me in slow motion, pixel hearts collide,

High score devotion, dreamwave ride

Glass-screen heaven, neon parade,

We’re just echoes in a slow motion arcade.

Bridge – Female Lead, Male in echoing response

(Female): I see our ghosts on mirrored glass,

(Male): (We fade in time, but the sound will last)

(Female): You’re still the glitch that I adore,

(Male): (The one I chase through every score.)

(Both, together):

The night resets, our hearts replay,

A love on loop that won’t decay.

Final Chorus – Both, layered falsetto and guitar shimmer

Catch me in slow motion, pixel hearts collide,

High score devotion, dreamwave ride

Save my heart under player two’s name,

Forever spinning in our slow motion arcade.

Outro – Instrumental fade, lo-fi beat + soft laughter sample

Screen fades to white...

Credit roll: “Press start to remember.”

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