

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] If I had two dozen roses And an old bottle of wine I’d be knockin’ on your front door Standin’ tall in that porch light But I’m just sittin’ at this table Watchin’ dust float in the air Staring at this faded label In your empty kitchen chair [Chorus] If I had two dozen roses and an old bottle of wine Would you let me cross that line one more time Would you smile like you used to, say “come on in, it’s fine” If I had two dozen roses and an old bottle of wine Would you be mine One more night [Verse 2] There’s a picture on the counter You in my torn work shirt I remember every promise Every joke that turned to hurt I keep runnin’ through the moments Where I should’ve held your hand Now I’m holdin’ this cork tighter Than I ever held my plans [Chorus] If I had two dozen roses and an old bottle of wine Would you let me cross that line one more time Would you laugh at my stories, say “boy, you still ain’t right” If I had two dozen roses and an old bottle of wine Would you be mine One more night [Bridge] Maybe flowers can’t fix What a hard head broke Maybe every “I’m sorry” Is just catchin’ in my throat But if wishes grew like vines Up your window, up your wall I’d be standin’ in your driveway Just to hear you call [Chorus] If I had two dozen roses and an old bottle of wine Would you let me cross that line one more time Would you open that door, say “I’ve been changin’ my mind” If I had two dozen roses and an old bottle of wine Would you be mine Just one more time
Tags
country, Warm modern country ballad with male vocals, gentle swung drums, brushes on snare, and mellow bass. Verses stay sparse with picked acoustic guitar and soft organ pad; chorus adds steel guitar swells, stacked harmonies, and a slightly wider drum groove. Energy builds subtly into a final, more emotional chorus and fades on a tender acoustic outro.
3:02
No
3/26/2026