Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Out on Prescott clay
Where the pine trees lean
Matt’s saloon on Whiskey Row
Know what I mean
Boots on the worn-out boards
Cash in my shirt
One more round, one more song
Before the hurt
[Pre-Chorus]
Turn that clock face slow
Let the old night roll
If the floorboards creak
That’s how I know
[Chorus]
Whiskey Row, take me home
Matt’s saloon, leave me alone
Turn my eyes red
Till the dawn comes through
Whiskey Row, take me home
When the whole town feels like a song
Days were simple
And I was too
[Verse 2]
Patio mornings, coffee steam
Sixties on low
A plan from eight to eight
Where did it go?
Sun on the splintered rail
June in the chairs
Folks say time don’t wait
But time was fair
[Pre-Chorus]
One more easy laugh
One more honest line
Back when a full day fit
Inside a dime
[Chorus]
Whiskey Row, take me home
Matt’s saloon, leave me alone
Turn my eyes red
Till the dawn comes through
Whiskey Row, take me home
When the whole town feels like a song
Days were simple
And I was too
[Bridge]
Now and then I still go back
Same old sign, same old crack
Hear my name in the screen door swing
Like a memory coming back
[Final Chorus]
Whiskey Row, take me home
Matt’s saloon, leave me alone
Turn my eyes red
Till the dawn comes through
Whiskey Row, take me home
If the good old days are gone
Days were simple
And I was too
[Outro]
Days were simple
And I was too
Details
GeneratedJul 26, 2026
Duration3:15
LanguageEnglish
Style
Country mid-tempo with a two-step sway and a little honky-tonk bounce; verse rides acoustic guitar, upright bass, and brushed snare, pre-chorus opens with steel-guitar lifts, chorus lands with gang vocals and a clap pocket. Male vocals, close-mic and conversational in the verses, bigger harmony stacks on the hook. Fiddle tags between lines, a porchy acoustic turnaround, and a final chorus with add-libs and a brighter mix, warm and dusty like a small-town bar room at closing time., simple, country
Credits
Prompt bymcooley9
ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Country song about Prescott AZ, Matt’s saloon on whiskey row will turn your eyes read line dancing until dawn. Patio mornings with 60’s music and a plan from 8-8. days when days were simple
