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Three Forty-Seven

Starlight Cradle
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Starlight Cradle
Lullaby2:38May 1, 2026
0:00 2:38

Influenced by Elizabeth Mitchell, Priscilla Ahn, Sufjan Stevens, Nick Drake. Starlight Cradle was born Aiko Tanaka, the only child of a Japanese-American boatwright and a librarian in Port Townsend, a Victorian seaport on the Puget Sound. Her lullabies are written on her grandfather's worn nylon-string guitar, seeking the quiet of her hometown amidst the noise of Seattle, where she now works in a small textile shop. These songs are fragments of a life spent between two worlds: the scent of cedar and salt from her father’s workshop, and the anonymous hum of a city that never fully feels like home.

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Three forty-seven, on the I-5 south
The dashboard light's a paper moth
I hear the shape of your old house
In the weave of this cheap cloth

[Chorus]
And I told myself I wouldn't call
So I guess this isn't me
Just the miles, and the rainfall
And the scent of the Salish Sea

[Verse 2]
You told the phone, "The thread knows where to go."
Funny, talking to the dial tone
About a thing you'll never know
This feeling I should leave alone

[Chorus]
Yeah, I swore to God I wouldn't call
So maybe this is just a dream
The sound of tires on the asphalt
Ripping out a finished seam

[Bridge]
...Sorry. I'm just tired.
I passed that textile shop today.
It's quiet.

[Outro]
Anyway... I hope you're sleeping.

About Starlight Cradle

Starlight Cradle was born Aiko Tanaka, the only child of a Japanese-American boatwright and a librarian in Port Townsend, a Victorian seaport on the Puget Sound. Her lullabies are written on her grandfather's worn nylon-string guitar, seeking the quiet of her hometown amidst the noise of Seattle, where she now works in a small textile shop. These songs are fragments of a life spent between two…

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