"Bamboo Water Spout in the Moss Garden" is a Oriental Zen Lo-Fi Ballad piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "Hollow bamboo tilts on stone" sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.
Lyrics
[Intro] [Water Drip & Stone Clack]
Hollow bamboo tilts on stone
A quiet rhythm of our own
[Verse 1] [Noah & Melody]
[Noah] Green velvet moss spreads round the pond
Beneath the green bamboo frond
[Melody] Cold rain fills the granite rim
Where orange carp in silence swim
[Pre-Chorus] [Koto & Upright Bass]
Straw tatami smells of summer hay
Chasing the city noise away
[Chorus] [Meditative Zen Lo-Fi Drop]
Hollow clack of bamboo striking stone
Purest peace we have known
In this teahouse on the cedar hill
Where autumn air is cool and still
Breathe slow, bow low, let water flow
[Verse 2] [Noah & Melody]
[Melody] Red maple leaves on the cedar sill
[Noah] Wet pebbles on the pathway still
[Both] Two bowls of roasted bancha tea
Resting beside you and me
[Bridge] [Flute Solo & Duet Scat]
Rain falls through the tall bamboo
Painting the mist in indigo hue
Stone, timber, tea and quiet air
Sacred solace resting there
[Chorus] [Full Grand Zen Duet Climax]
Hollow clack of bamboo striking stone
Purest peace we have known
In this teahouse on the cedar hill
Where autumn air is cool and still
Breathe slow, bow low, let water flow
[Outro] [Shishi-odoshi Clack & Rain]
Bamboo water spout...
Zen garden.
[Fade Out]
[End]