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作词：Classmate Jeked
作曲：Classmate Jeked
Palm trees blur like watercolor streaks
Dashboard compass spinning eastbound weak
Last Starbucks in Nevada dust
My rearview holds a shrinking trust
Farewell texts glow radioactive green
Parenthesis of all I've ever been
The freeway swallows mile markers whole
As GPS recalibrates my soul
California nights endless and bright
We're just paper planes in the twilight
Strangers' headlights write our new scripture
Chasing horizons that always flicker
This golden hour highway
Makes ghosts of our yesterdays
Border patrol signs melt into dusk
My accent shifts with radio static thrust
Motel neon spells VACANCY
In every language I'll never be
Gas station roses in plastic cocoons
Bloom louder than my childhood monsoons
The desert whispers in Spanish I fake
My rearview mirror starts to vibrate
California nights endless and bright
We're just paper planes in the twilight
Strangers' headlights write our new scripture
Chasing horizons that always flicker
This golden hour highway
Makes ghosts of our yesterdays
Moon harvests my homesickness
Packs it in Arizona cactus spines
Car AC hums lullabies
In Celsius I can't recognize
The highway paints my eyelids gold
With every mile my story's sold
To the wind to the asphalt psalm
I am no one's I am
