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[Verse 1]
You left your cap on the hook
By the kitchen door
I picked it up and held it
Like I knew the score
Your boots by the mat
Still dusty from the road
I called your name so softly
But the house stayed cold
[Pre-Chorus]
Then the screen door shook
And the sky went gold
You turned once back
With that look I know
[Chorus]
That was your last goodbye
Your last goodbye
I watched you fade from sight
And I still don't know why
That was your last goodbye
Your last goodbye
You left the porch light on
Then you were gone from my life
[Verse 2]
Your note sat by the bowl
Under half a peach
Three words and one hard promise
That I couldn't reach
I pressed my face to the glass
Till the rain ran slow
Every mile you took that night
Lived in my bones
[Pre-Chorus]
Then the screen door shook
And the sky went gold
You turned once back
With that look I know
[Chorus]
That was your last goodbye
Your last goodbye
I watched you fade from sight
And I still don't know why
That was your last goodbye
Your last goodbye
You left the porch light on
Then you were gone from my life
[Bridge]
If you meant forever
Why'd you let it break?
I keep the little things
You forgot to take
The key by the blue bowl
The scarf on the chair
I keep opening the door
Like you're still somewhere
[Final Chorus]
That was your last goodbye
Your last goodbye
I watched you fade from sight
And I still don't know why
That was your last goodbye
Your last goodbye
You left the porch light on
Then you were gone from my life
Details
GeneratedMay 30, 2026
Duration4:43
LanguageEnglish
Style
Family-friendly cinematic ballad with gentle waltz pulse, swelling strings, harp, celeste, and soft piano; verse begins intimate and sparse, pre-chorus opens with rising strings and breathy doubles, chorus blooms with soaring harmonies and a singable lift. Add glockenspiel sparkles, a reverse swell into each chorus, and a final orchestral rise under the last line. Warm, polished, tearful, and wide.
Credits
Prompt by
IneTherese91
IneTherese91ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Disney ballade about when he left for the last time
