

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] Your old Bible on the dashboard Coffee stains on every page You’d hum that hymn under your breath All the way down to the lake You’d say “Cast it out and be patient” Sunrise painting up the sky Silence hanging on the water While the bobber barely moved And time went by [Chorus] Love you Father Miss you Father Every Sunday pew feels strange I still sit where we sat together But your jacket’s on the hanger And your name’s on the frame Are you fishing up in heaven? Saving me a place on the shore? Love you Father Miss you Father I don’t feel you any less I just miss you more [Verse 2] Pastor says you’re in a good place Better than this broken world But I still reach for my phone Just to tell you ’bout my day Then remember you’re gone I hear your laugh when the choir starts That off-key note you used to hit I close my eyes in the last verse And I swear you’re right beside me in the quiet of it [Chorus] Love you Father Miss you Father Every Sunday pew feels strange I still sit where we sat together But your jacket’s on the hanger And your name’s on the frame Are you casting lines in heaven? Telling stories on that endless shore? Love you Father Miss you Father I don’t feel you any less I just miss you more [Bridge] One day I’ll walk through those doors Find you smiling like before (oh yeah) You’ll say “Come on Kid The water’s calm Been saving you a spot all along” [Chorus] Love you Father Miss you Father Every Sunday pew feels strange I still sit where we sat together But your jacket’s on the hanger And your name’s on the frame I’ll keep fishing in the silence Till I meet you on that final shore Love you Father Miss you Father I don’t feel you any less I just miss you more
Tags
pop, Warm acoustic pop ballad with male vocals, gentle fingerpicked guitar and soft piano chords. Intimate, close-mic verses; choruses lift with subtle drums, airy pads, and stacked harmonies on the hook. Light bass underpins the groove, tambourine on downbeats, and a tender bridge that pulls instruments back to just guitar and voice before a final, fuller chorus.
3:02
No
3/7/2026