Lyrics
[Verse 1]
You stood on Ash by the yard
I stood three blocks down
Same brown sky, same hard rain
Same quiet freight town
You sent me sparks through the line
I caught them in my chest
Then winter came with its iron teeth
And we loved the best
[Pre-Chorus]
So you bent your frame for me
I leaned my weight to you
Steel can break a little
When it learns what hearts do
[Chorus]
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
You reached for me
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
Still couldn’t meet me
[Verse 2]
Your bolts went loose in the wind
Your base sunk in mud
Mine held a bruised skyline
And a hammering flood
We talked in the buzz between calls
In the crackle and scream
Two lonely posts on a road
Holding one long dream
[Pre-Chorus]
So you bent your frame for me
I leaned my weight to you
Steel can break a little
When it learns what hearts do
[Chorus]
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
You reached for me
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
Still couldn’t meet me
[Bridge]
Then the crew came at dawn
With their orange jackets bright
They cut your pulled-back heart loose
And set you straight for light
I watched you rise by inches
Like you never hurt at all
But your shadow missed my shadow
By the whole length of the road
[Final Chorus]
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
You reached for me
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
Still couldn’t meet me
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
Now I hum for you
Bent at the wire
Bent at the wire
And bend the dark in two
Details
GeneratedJul 3, 2026
Duration4:34
LanguageEnglish
Style
Indie-folk ballad with a slow 6/8 sway, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, brushed snare, and a low cello line that enters in the second verse; verse stays intimate and sparse, pre-chorus lifts with held harmony and a faint glockenspiel, chorus opens wider with stacked doubles and a trembling pedal-steel response phrase. Add tape hiss, a soft reverse swell into each chorus, and a final instrumental break with bowed strings. Warm, close-mic, rain-window mix with fragile male vocals and aching gang harmonies on the hook., sad
Credits
Prompt byThatGuy520
ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
A sad song about how two telephone poles loved each other so much, one bent steel to reach the other and communicate.
