Space-Western Pop-R&B108 BPMKey Gm

Kuiper Belt Prospector

From Album 23 · 03 Tokyo Neon Velocity Synthwave Cyberpop

About this track

"Kuiper Belt Prospector" is a Space-Western Pop-R&B piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "Black coffee steaming in a steel canteen" sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.

Lyrics

[Intro] [Slide Guitar Riff & Thermos Pouring Sound] Black coffee steaming in a steel canteen Out past Pluto where no radar has seen [Verse 1] [Slide Guitar & Heavy 808 Groove] Forty AU out in the frozen dust Mining rig covered in hydraulic rust Chipping dirty ice from a rogue comet tail Watching my investment on the crypto scale Old acoustic guitar propped against the seat Picking out a rhythm to the engine beat [Pre-Chorus] [Snaps & Muted Bassline] The Sun is just a bright and distant star That's what happens when you travel this far [Chorus] [Space-Western Hybrid Climax] Mining ice and gold at the edge of the sun The loneliest job that was ever begun Out in the Kuiper Belt, cold and wide With only my dreams sitting by my side Drill down, haul up, make the payday sweet A rugged prospector that you cannot beat [Verse 2] [Bluesy Guitar Chops & Driving Bass] Found a platinum vein in a frozen stone Worth enough to buy a station of my own Pack the cargo bay, seal the magnetic hatch That was a hell of a lucrative catch [Bridge] [Slide Guitar Solo & Gritty Vocal Belt] Let the lonely vacuum whistle through the hull My bank account is heavy and my heart is full I'll sell the ice to Mars and the gold to Earth And prove what an honest prospector is worth [Chorus] [Full Energetic Space-Blues Climax] Mining ice and gold at the edge of the sun The loneliest job that was ever begun Out in the Kuiper Belt, cold and wide With only my dreams sitting by my side Drill down, haul up, make the payday sweet A rugged prospector that you cannot beat [Outro] [Slide Guitar Lick & Radio Static] Cargo bay full... Heading back to Ceres station. [Fade Out] [End]

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