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[Verse 1]
I left my coat on the kitchen chair
Still smells like rain and your perfume there
The kettle went cold by half past two
I kept one cup waiting, thinking of you
[Pre-Chorus]
Now the floorboards know my name
Every room repeats the blame
[Chorus]
I got a heart full of unpaid sorrow
A little less faith for tomorrow
If mercy comes knocking, let it come slow
I been carrying your goodbye everywhere I go
[Verse 2]
Your photograph leans by the window glass
Sun on your smile, dust on the past
I found your note in an old blue book
Read it once, then I couldn't look
[Pre-Chorus]
There’s a bell somewhere in the dark
Calling this tired soul back to the start
[Chorus]
I got a heart full of unpaid sorrow
A little less faith for tomorrow
If mercy comes knocking, let it come slow
I been carrying your goodbye everywhere I go
[Bridge]
Brother, don’t tell me the river runs clean
Sister, don’t promise the wound will leave
I’ve knelt at the edge of a borrowed prayer
But your empty side of the bed is still there
[Chorus]
I got a heart full of unpaid sorrow
A little less faith for tomorrow
If mercy comes knocking, let it come slow
I been carrying your goodbye everywhere I go
[Outro]
Let it come slow
Let it come slow
I’m still here, but I’m not whole
Details
GeneratedSep 6, 2026
Duration4:06
LanguageEnglish
Style
dark Southern soul blues, slow 6/8 groove around 68 BPM, gritty male baritone vocals with cracked emotional delivery, vintage tube-amp electric guitar answering the vocal with smoky bends and tremolo, deep round electric bass, restrained brushed drums and occasional snare accents, gospel-organ undertones, sparse piano chords, verses intimate and low, choruses widening with stacked gospel harmonies, raw live-room recording character, tape saturation, warm restrained mix with vocal grit forward
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KVYNModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Dark Southern soul blues, gritty male vocals, vintage guitar, deep bass, slow groove, raw emotion, gospel undertones
