Miracle

Miracle sunset sky

Miracle by Sunset Sky
Length: 3:25 • 119 BPM • A minor

“Everyday is a miracle that I am trying to see.”

Why I wrote “Miracle”

There’s a strange clarity that shows up on empty roads after midnight. Streetlights smear into lines, the ocean breathes like a slow synth pad, and whatever you’ve been avoiding steps into view. “Miracle” came from that place — a reflective night‑drive where acceptance beats certainty and small moments feel huge.

The song circles a simple idea: the less I try to control, the more I actually notice. It isn’t glossy optimism. It’s the sober kind, looking at life straight on and choosing to see what’s good anyway.

The lyric thread

I usually build tracks around textures first, but this one started with a phrase in my notes app: “everyday is a miracle i’m trying to see.” The rest fell out of the same conversation with myself:

the less you want / the more you can
clear‑eyed and sober / consult the master plan
when you find out there is none / we’re all doing what we can

you’re here for a good time / that much i know
i’m holding the fire only / until midnight’s afterglow

Those lines set the tone: a little weathered, mostly hopeful. Like a photograph you found in a glove box, familiar, a bit scratched, still beautiful.

Sound & shape

“Miracle” sits at 119 BPM in A minor, with drums that lope more than slam. The palette is minimal: a warm bass bed, dusty percussion, and a lead that feels like headlights bending around a curve. I kept the master breathing on purpose, night has space; the song should too.

For the nerds (my people):

  • Drum layer is a hybrid of foley taps and a softened 808 hat pattern.
  • Pads are stacked Juno‑style with slow filter movement; subtle chorus widens the tail.
  • The lead carries a touch of tape flutter and a hair of pitch drift, near‑human, not perfect.

Cover & visuals

The artwork leans into “midnight’s afterglow.” Long‑exposure highway ribbons along a dark coastline, a quiet magenta bloom at the edges. If you listen while looking at the ocean, you’re doing it right.

What I hope you feel

Not rescued. Not fixed. Just… present. There’s a power in noticing the ordinary when life is messy. If this track keeps you company on a late drive, or buys you a breath when you need it, that’s the miracle for me.

Listen & support

  • SoundCloud: public stream with timestamp comments, tell me where it hits you.
  • Bandcamp: Name‑Your‑Price download

If you want stems for a remix, tap me, I’ve got a pack ready.

Credits

Written, produced, and mixed by Sunset Sky.
Mastering by p.m.warner.
Artwork by p.m.warner.
Recorded in the quiet corner between ocean air and sodium lights.


Thank you for listening

If “Miracle” lands for you, share it with a friend who needs a quiet drive. And if you leave a timestamp comment on SoundCloud, I’ll repost a few favorites.

Listen to: Inside (All Night)


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