To you, far away
Smooth Bossa Nova × Soft Jazz fusion with gentle vocals, warm nylon guitar, upright bass, light brush drums, and soft piano chords. Tempo around 90 BPM, relaxed and introspective mood. The song feels like a quiet evening letter — poetic, emotional, and slightly nostalgic. Include subtle Latin rhythm (swaying samba groove), jazz harmony (maj7, 9th chords), and a touch of lo-fi atmosphere. Emotional tone: warm, tender, reflective, intimate. Lyrical theme: a quiet conversation at night, like writing a letter to someone far away. The lyrics should be minimal, poetic, and gentle — using simple English phrases such as “Hello, good evening,” “I’m doing fine,” “the city hums,” and “stay warm tonight.” The atmosphere should feel nostalgic, soft, and cinematic.
To you, far away
Smooth Bossa Nova × Soft Jazz fusion with gentle vocals, warm nylon guitar, upright bass, light brush drums, and soft piano chords. Tempo around 90 BPM, relaxed and introspective mood. The song feels like a quiet evening letter — poetic, emotional, and slightly nostalgic. Include subtle Latin rhythm (swaying samba groove), jazz harmony (maj7, 9th chords), and a touch of lo-fi atmosphere. Emotional tone: warm, tender, reflective, intimate. Lyrical theme: a quiet conversation at night, like writing a letter to someone far away. The lyrics should be minimal, poetic, and gentle — using simple English phrases such as “Hello, good evening,” “I’m doing fine,” “the city hums,” and “stay warm tonight.” The atmosphere should feel nostalgic, soft, and cinematic.
Lyrics
Hello, good evening,
Can you hear my tune?
I’m sending a soft hello,
Across the fading moon.
It’s been a while, my friend,
How are you tonight?
Work still busy,
Are you doing all right?
I’m doing fine, just fine,
Nothing new to say.
Days go slow and quiet,
In their gentle way.
Hello, good evening,
The city hums so low.
Coffee turns cold again,
But I don’t mind, you know.
Tokyo’s fourteen degrees,
A little colder breeze.
How’s the sky where you are now?
Take care, and rest in ease.
If you asked, “How are you?”
I’d smile and softly say,
“I’m okay, just quietly
Living day by day.”
Hello, good evening,
Can you hear me still?
May tonight be gentle—
And your heart be still.