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Lyrics
[Verse]
Met her down in Lonesome On'ry Town,
Where the neon lights don’t let you drown.
She's a Good Hearted Woman, but I played a fool,
Trading love for whiskey, breaking every rule.
[Chorus]
She was more than just a Sunday Morning Coming Down,
The kind of love that’d try to stick around.
But I’m still out here, bound for Ring of Fire,
Burnt by the women and the whiskey I desire.
[Verse 2]
Her voice was soft, like she'd Just Call Me Darlin',
But my freedom felt too good to be forgotten.
Couldn't stay in one place, I had to roam,
Leaving behind a voice like George’s tones.
[Chorus]
She was more than just a Sunday Morning Coming Down,
The kind of love that’d try to stick around.
But I’m still out here, bound for Ring of Fire,
Burnt by the women and the whiskey I desire.
[Bridge]
I see her face in every Smokey Mountain Rain,
A faded picture, like an old freight train.
She knew I was born to ramble till I’m gone,
But you can't build a home when your dream’s a song.
[Chorus]
She was more than just a Sunday Morning Coming Down,
The kind of love that’d try to stick around.
But I’m still out here, bound for Ring of Fire,
Burnt by the women and the whiskey I desire.
Details
GeneratedMar 31, 2025
Duration3:18
LanguageEnglish
Style
ballad, outlaw country, acoustic-driven, country, soulful
Credits
Prompt by
Poet419
Poet419ModelAria v4
Prompt
A 1970's out-law country music song utilizing Waylon ,cash , Conway and Jones titles of songs,a out-law ballad love and heart break whiskey and woman loving and leaving,broken hearts
