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[Verse 1]
I used to talk to You every night,
Back when fear was louder than pride.
Before I learned to fake control,
Before the bottle filled the hole.
Now I mumble once or twice a year,
When the dark gets close or the end feels near.
[Chorus]
We don’t talk like we used to do,
It ain’t Your fault — I just slipped through.
Built my life with my own two hands,
But now I see it was built on sand.
I ain't askin' for a brand-new start...
Just maybe some light in the cracks of my heart.
[Verse 2]
I cussed Your name more times than prayed,
Chose the long road when You showed the way.
I bought peace in borrowed time,
Traded grace for a sharper line.
And I’ve worn this shame like a second skin,
Now it’s tight in the chest where the breath comes thin.
[Chorus – Grittier, stronger]
We don’t talk like we used to do,
I still remember the sound of You.
But the silence got loud, and the pride got tall,
And I stopped pickin’ up when You’d call.
Now the mirror shows what I’ve been blind to...
That I miss the days
When I talked to You.
[Bridge – Spoken with grit]
Don’t need a sign, don’t need the sky to break...
I just need to know
You’re still awake.
[Final Chorus – Raw, voice cracking]
We don’t talk like we used to do,
But tonight I ain’t got nothin’ to prove.
No deals, no vows, no perfect man —
Just calloused hands and a tremblin’ stand.
If You’re still there in the silence, too...
Then I’m still here.
And I still need You.
Details
GeneratedMay 4, 2025
Duration3:24
LanguageEnglish
Style
Genre: Southern Blues / Acoustic Soul
Style Prompt: Deep raspy male vocal, gritty acoustic guitar, swampy blues tone, he
Credits
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BrandonJamesBand
BrandonJamesBandModelAria v4
