He remembered her—a netrunner named Elara—humming this exact melody while she calibrated her deck. She used to say the song felt like "old-world hope," a relic of a time when staying at someone’s house was a simple choice, not a calculated risk.

The chorus hit, soaring and bittersweet. Kael closed his eyes, let the digital percussion drown out the sirens below. In his mind, he reached out to grab her hand, feeling the phantom warmth of synthetic skin.

But then the song faded into the static of the city’s ambient grime. The sun didn't rise in Arroyo; the smog just turned a lighter shade of grey. Elara was gone—lost to a "data hiccup" during a heist she wasn't supposed to take. All that remained was this file, a four-megabyte loop of heartbreak that forced him to remember she was the only thing that ever made Night City feel like home.

The neon glow of Night City didn’t feel like light anymore—it felt like noise.

Cyberpunk 2077 Soundtrack - I Really Want To Stay At Your House By Rosa Walton & Hallie Coggins Apr 2026

He remembered her—a netrunner named Elara—humming this exact melody while she calibrated her deck. She used to say the song felt like "old-world hope," a relic of a time when staying at someone’s house was a simple choice, not a calculated risk.

The chorus hit, soaring and bittersweet. Kael closed his eyes, let the digital percussion drown out the sirens below. In his mind, he reached out to grab her hand, feeling the phantom warmth of synthetic skin. Kael closed his eyes, let the digital percussion

But then the song faded into the static of the city’s ambient grime. The sun didn't rise in Arroyo; the smog just turned a lighter shade of grey. Elara was gone—lost to a "data hiccup" during a heist she wasn't supposed to take. All that remained was this file, a four-megabyte loop of heartbreak that forced him to remember she was the only thing that ever made Night City feel like home. The sun didn't rise in Arroyo; the smog

The neon glow of Night City didn’t feel like light anymore—it felt like noise. The sun didn't rise in Arroyo