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Moondust · Two-track single
ME & The Robots · Single
A star drifter sends a broken signal into the silence, searching for someone who can point the way home.
Moondust · Two-track single
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ME & The Robots
Released on 22 September 2026. The two-track Moondust single also includes Early 00s.
Driftin' past the moon dust, spurs on my old suit One boot full of silence, one hand on the loop
My map tore in half now, my luck lost its way too I got a kiss from Earth folded in my shoe
Is anyone out there? I keep sendin' my name I'm a star drifter, lost here again
I see my own trail burnin' out slow Tell me the road back If you know, if you know
Is anyone out there? (out there) Can you get my transmission? I'm so tired, I'm seeing stars Bring me back, wherever you are Is anyone out there? (out there) Hear my broken signal I'm so tired, I'm seeing stars Lead me back, wherever you are
My boots hit the hush now, like rain on tin glass I chased a gold highway, ‘till it all turned black
There's a green little planet, still stuck in my throat Mama, I can almost taste that front porch smoke
Is anyone out there? I'm fading to blue I'm a star outlaw calling to you
I got one last message, rattlin' my bones Tell me the road back or point me home
Is anyone out there? (out there) Can you get my transmission? I'm so tired, I'm seeing stars Bring me back, wherever you are Is anyone out there? (out there) Hear my broken signal I'm so tired, I'm seeing stars Lead me back, wherever you are
If you find my cowboy hat by the crater edge Tie it to your window, let it catch the edge of dawn
If you hear me fading don't let me go Say my name in your sleep, tell my compass soon
Is anyone out there? (out there) Can you get my transmission? I'm so tired, I'm seeing stars Bring me back, wherever you are Is anyone out there? (out there) Hear my broken signal I'm so tired, I'm seeing stars Lead me back, wherever you are (wherever you are)
Follow the star drifter’s words through a sea of stars in the official lyric video.
Explore the western imagery, the objects carried from Earth and the hope held in a call that has not yet been answered.
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