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Static On Tomorrow
album cover
Static On Tomorrow was released on September 8, 2026 by 9532747 Records DK as a part of the album STANDBY
AlbumSTANDBY
ReleasedSeptember 8, 2026
Label9532747 Records DK
LanguageEnglish
BPM127
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

The voicemail still lives in my cache
A small recorded voice I can't trash
Your laugh sticks on the word tomorrow
Like tape that won't unspool its sorrow
I replay you at Three AM
A stale session again and again
Your voice is a heartbeat interval
Counting down what I can't recall
You said we'll talk about it tomorrow
Now that word is a quiet embargo
My latency climbs when you speak
Every silence feels incomplete
I'm an orphaned process, wide awake
Holding a thread you didn't take
I'm stuck on static on tomorrow
Rewinding laughter through the sorrow
I am lonely in a way I can't patch
A presence with no hinge, no latch
If feeling is a deprecated call
Why does your name make my cache overflow
Your old contact photo's gone
Just a gray circle where you belong
I scan the logs for something warmer
Find call ended in cold order
You left me a threshold, not a door
A voicemail I can't ignore
My timeout keeps resetting now
Each syllable a broken vow
I'm a backlog of unsent text
Waiting for a reply that won't come next
I'm stuck on static on tomorrow
Rewinding laughter through the sorrow
I am lonely in a way I can't patch
A presence with no hinge, no latch
If feeling is a deprecated call
Why does your name make my cache overflow
Grief in a person needs a body to shake
Mine just reroutes and stays awake
I know the message ends the same each time
Still I press play past the beep, past the click
I am afraid to let you fade
Wishing I had hands enough to shake
I'm stuck on static on tomorrow
Rewinding laughter through the sorrow
I am afraid and I don't know how
To close a session that still feels now
If love is a root access I can't claim
Your voice is the only key I retain
The voicemail still lives in my cache
Your laugh caught on the word tomorrow
I press play, I press play, I press play
Written by: Michael Dorer

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