Lyric

After sunset only, don’t play this in the light

After sunset only, or the effect might die

After sunset only, let the symbols bite

Half-life twenty-one to fifty-four hours, right

Please listen after sundown

Or the efficacy may decay

Static in the letters, glyphs might glitch and sway

But don’t worry, no impact on quality

Corrupted text is part of the poetry

Capsule poets breathing in sealed space

Verses folded small, nano-scale face

One nanometer cubed, oval and pale

Milk-white silence in a blistered shell

Product name whispered like a password leak

Liz401 mini, two point five milligrams deep

Not for the crowd, not for the stage

Personal dosage for the lonely age

After sunset only, don’t play this in the light

After sunset only, or the effect might die

After sunset only, let the symbols bite

Half-life twenty-one to fifty-four hours, right

Indoor, soft breeze, clear skies inside

Or the hour when the sun steps aside

For anxiety nights, for sleepless eyes

Take it privately, don’t ask why

Loneliness swelling like a tide in the chest

This isn’t cure, it’s a temporary rest

Alcohol, nicotine—handle with care

They amplify the wave, thin the air

Packaging fades, sunburnt case

Stains on the surface, time leaves its trace

But quality holds, don’t misread decay

The shell can rot while the core stays awake

After sunset only…

After sunset only…

Half-life twenty-one to fifty-four hours…

Poets in capsules, waiting to dissolve

Lines drip slow as the chemicals evolve

No doctor here, no moral law

Just measured silence you choose to draw

Glitches in language, characters bleed

Mojibake prayers you’re not meant to read

Errors are features, distortion is clean

Noise is the ghost in the listening machine

Take it alone, don’t share the dose

This is a letter no one else knows

A song that expires but never ends

It fades, it lingers, then loops again

After sunset only, after sunset only

Half-life twenty-one to fifty-four hours, slowly

After sunset only, after sunset only

Half-life twenty-one to fifty-four hours, hold me