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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I’ve been the hard one
The leave-at-midnight kind
Too many small towns
In the rearview of my life
But the older I get
The less that I can lie
I want a front porch forever
Not another goodbye
[Chorus]
I’m looking for a woman whose heart can handle mine
Who won’t fold when the weather turns rough on a dime
Who can take all my edges
Still stay by my side
Yeah I’m looking for a woman
Whose heart can handle mine
[Verse 2]
She don’t scare easy
When the money’s running thin
Laughs when the truck breaks down
Says, “Baby, we still win”
Dances in the kitchen
Bare feet, red dirt on the tile
Turns every bad day
Into one more reason to smile
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
I’ve been a storm rolling over these fields
But I’m tired of running from what I feel
I need a backroad brave
Sunday strong
The kind of love that holds on
Holds on
[Chorus]
Details
GeneratedJan 5, 2026
Duration3:14
LanguageEnglish
Style
country, Modern radio country with male vocals; midtempo swing with warm acoustic guitars, brushed snare, and a steady bass line. Fiddle doubles the vocal hook in the chorus, steel guitar answering phrases. Verses stay intimate and conversational; chorus widens with stacked harmonies and a driving, uplifting feel. Light organ pad under the bridge for emotional lift, then a stripped last chorus with vocal ad-libs.
Credits
Prompt by
MichaelCotton
MichaelCottonModelAria v5
Prompt
I'm looking for a woman who's heart can handle mine, male, country
