[Intro, Glassy synth arpeggio, distant notification tone, filtered ambient pad]
(Eleven forty-three…)
(Eleven forty-three…)
[Verse 1, Clear female lead, smooth controlled delivery, minimal electropop pulse]
You said goodnight at half past eleven,
Nothing strange in the words you wrote,
A little heart and a tired confession,
And after that, no word from you.
Morning came, your phone kept ringing,
By afternoon I knew something was wrong.
I called your friends and searched your old places,
But nobody knew where you had gone.
[Pre-Chorus, Strong female vocal, rising intensity, drums falling away]
Your picture’s there,
Your name is too,
And underneath them…
One frozen line.
[Harmonic surprise, half-beat silence]
[Chorus, Soaring clean female lead, powerful sustained vocals, wide synthpop drums, layered harmonies]
Last seen online at eleven forty-three,
That’s all the world can tell me.
One little line where you used to be,
Last seen online at eleven forty-three.
No goodbye, no warning sign,
No final words left behind.
Just one small piece of frozen time,
Last seen online.
[Post-Chorus, Smooth layered female harmonies, pulsing synth bass]
(Online…)
(Eleven forty-three…)
(Online…)
[Verse 2, Full-bodied female vocal, clear articulation, restrained electronic beat]
Your coat was hanging behind the doorway,
Your coffee cup was beside the sink,
The book you started was lying open,
As though you’d only stepped away.
They searched the streets and called the hospitals,
Your friends kept saying, “This isn’t you.”
I watched the screen until dawn was breaking,
Still hoping you’d come back online.
[Pre-Chorus, Strong female vocal, ascending progression, heartbeat kick]
Your picture’s there,
Your name is too,
And underneath them…
One frozen line.
[Break, Notification tone, sudden silence]
[Chorus, Powerful clean female lead, soaring sustained notes, full electropop drums, lush stacked harmonies]
Last seen online at eleven forty-three,
That’s all the world can tell me.
One little line where you used to be,
Last seen online at eleven forty-three.
No goodbye, no warning sign,
No final words left behind.
Just one small piece of frozen time,
Last seen online.
[Musical Interlude, Glassy arpeggiator, clean wordless female harmonies, distant synth choir]
(Ah-ah…)
(Are you online?…)
(Ah-ah…)
[Verse 3, Clear resonant female lead, controlled emotional delivery, half-time pulse]
Weeks went by and the world kept moving,
Your flowers died on the windowsill,
People learned to stop asking,
But I don’t think I ever will.
Sometimes your face appears in memories,
“Three years ago today,” they say.
The internet remembers every moment,
But it can’t tell me why you went away.
[Bridge, Full-bodied female vocal, restrained arrangement, wide ambient pads]
Your birthday came up yesterday,
The whole world wished you well.
A hundred little hearts appeared,
Whether you saw them, none could tell.
[Ascending progression, Vocal intensity building]
I wrote, “Are you still out there?”
And almost pressed enter.
But nothing’s changed beneath your name
Since that night in November.
[Break, Single sustained synth note, clean isolated vocal]
(Eleven forty-three…)
[Final Chorus, Powerful soaring female lead, pristine high notes, cinematic electropop lift, massive stacked harmonies]
Last seen online at eleven forty-three,
That’s all the world can give me.
One little line where you used to be,
Last seen online at eleven forty-three.
No goodbye, no warning sign,
No answer waiting down the line.
And every night I check the time,
Last seen online.
[Final Chorus Refrain, Strong sustained female vocal, drums gradually falling away, layered harmonies]
Last seen online…
(Eleven forty-three…)
Last seen online…
(Eleven forty-three…)
[Outro, Clear intimate female lead, smooth sustained tone, glassy arpeggio, distant pad]
Eleven forty-three…
Eleven forty-three…
Your picture’s there.
Your name is too.
[Long pause, synth decay]
Last seen online.
[End, Single notification tone fading into silence]