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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
You left your coffee cooling by the window pane
A red clay footprint dried beside the gate
I found your blue scarf hanging on the kitchen chair
Like you might walk back in and find me waiting there
[Chorus]
I’m still standing where the gravel meets the road
With a pocket full of pennies and a heart too broke to fold
If the south wind brings your name, I’ll let it pass on through
But every mile I take keeps turning back to you
[Verse 2]
The porch board knocks whenever the night gets cold
That old screen door has got a story left untold
I fixed the fence you swore would never hold
Some things stay standing long after love gets old
[Chorus]
I’m still standing where the gravel meets the road
With a pocket full of pennies and a heart too broke to fold
If the south wind brings your name, I’ll let it pass on through
But every mile I take keeps turning back to you
[Bridge]
No, I ain’t asking heaven for a second chance
I just miss the way your hand fit in my hand
Some debts get paid, some scars remain
Some trains roll out and never come again
[Final Chorus]
I’m still standing where the gravel meets the road
With a pocket full of pennies and a heart too broke to fold
If the south wind brings your name, I’ll let it pass on through
But every mile I take keeps turning back to you
[Outro]
Every mile I take
Keeps turning back to you
Details
GeneratedSep 6, 2026
Duration4:44
LanguageEnglish
Style
Southern country blues, slow swaggering groove, very deep gravelly baritone with raspy soulful delivery, blues guitar answering the vocal, warm rounded electric bass, raw live drums with roomy kick and snare, sparse verse arrangement opening into a heavier chorus, dusty analog console character, restrained organ swells, intimate close vocal, earthy unpolished mix
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KVYN
KVYNModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Southern blues country, very deep gravelly baritone, raspy soulful vocal, slow swagger, blues guitar, warm bass, raw drums
