Soulful Downtempo R&B103 BPMKey F major

Dashboard Clock at Three AM

From 01 Late Night Drive · 01 Late Night Drive Urban Pop RnB

About this track

"Dashboard Clock at Three AM" is a Soulful Downtempo R&B piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "The green digits flicker in the dark," sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.

Lyrics

[Wurlitzer & Brushed Snare Intro] The green digits flicker in the dark, three zero three upon the radio screen. [Verse 1] The world is resting on its heavy side, no phone is ringing on the passenger seat. I let the car coast down the empty street, where solitary shadows softly glide. A coffee shop is closed with chairs upturned, the neon sign still buzzing gentle blue. I watch the streetlamp cast an amber pool, with nothing left to do. [Pre-Chorus] The midnight quiet wraps around the car, the tires whisper on the asphalt lane. My pulse is settled in an easy groove, untied from every chain. [Chorus] The dashboard clock at three am. It counts the silent minutes as they flow, releasing what I used to know. No heavy anchor pulling down the sound, the dashboard clock at three am. [Verse 2] I stop beside the river overlook, the water dark beneath the iron span. I loosen fingers from the gearshift knob, and breathe as deeply as a mortal can. A solitary tugboat navigates, its green navigation lantern bright. I watch it slowly vanish in the haze, into the velvet night. [Chorus] The dashboard clock at three am. It counts the silent minutes as they flow, releasing what I used to know. No heavy anchor pulling down the sound, the dashboard clock at three am. [Bridge] Oh, the late night gives the soul its honest truth, no crowd, no mask, just who I am inside. The dark is not an enemy tonight, it is a gentle guide. [Chorus] The dashboard clock at three am. It counts the silent minutes as they flow, releasing what I used to know. No heavy anchor pulling down the sound, the dashboard clock at three am. [Muted Trumpet Outro] Three zero three upon the radio screen... The dashboard clock at three am. [Fade Out] [End]

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