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[Verse 1]
Coffee gone cold on the windowsill
Sun never rises
It just turns pale
You tap out chords on the table
Like you're spelling out a farewell
[Pre-Chorus]
Your suitcase leans by the doorway
My heartbeat stumbles on four
You say it's only a short break
But the silence is asking for more (hey)
[Chorus]
Frost on the ivory keys
You left your song inside of me
Every note is cracking
But I still keep playing
Frost on the ivory keys
Wish I could warm you back to me
If I play it louder
Would you start staying?
[Verse 2]
We learned to dance in our wool socks
Spinning on splinters and old floor scars
You hummed that line out of nowhere
Now it’s stuck in all of my parts
[Pre-Chorus]
I hear it float through the hallway
In every creak of the boards
You’re halfway gone on the runway
I’m halfway lost in the chords
[Chorus]
Frost on the ivory keys
You left your song inside of me
Every note is cracking
But I still keep playing
Frost on the ivory keys
Wish I could warm you back to me
If I play it louder
Would you start staying?
[Bridge]
[Band drops to low piano and voice]
If you turn around at the terminal gate
Will the rhythm of us rearrange all your plans?
I will be here in the dark
In this room
Hands on the wrong notes
Calling you back
[Chorus]
Frost on the ivory keys
You left your song inside of me
Every note is cracking
But I still keep playing (still playing)
Frost on the ivory keys
Echoes where your laughter used to be
If I play it louder
Will you come home singing?
Details
GeneratedApr 7, 2026
Duration3:16
LanguageSV
Style
rock, Driving piano rock with Nordic drama and female vocals; verses start intimate on close-miked piano and light toms, then pre-chorus adds chiming guitar octaves and rising bass; chorus bursts wide with stacked harmonies, crashing cymbals, and a bold, singing lead line; middle-eight strips to piano and vocal before a final, anthemic chorus with extra high harmony and sustained chords, folk
Credits
Prompt by
mYraMae
mYraMaeModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Abba, Piano, rock, nordic, not folk
