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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Rust on the mailbox
Sun on that gravel road
We carved our names in oak bark
Said we'd never let go (oh-oh)
Bare feet on the dashboard
July on my blue jean sleeve
You laughed at my bad jokes
Said, “Boy, don’t ever leave”
[Chorus]
From a one-light town to this full house love
Same two hearts, just a little grown up
We were kids in the creek, now we’re holding her hand
Watching our granddaughter dance in the living room again
If this ain't heaven, I don't need more
West Virginia on the fridge, baby, that's what it's for
We got you, me, and her spinning ’round this floor
Life is good, I don't need more (oh-oh)
[Verse 2]
Friday at the bleachers
You wore my faded tee
We dreamed about the big world
But it kept calling me
Still we stayed for the mountains
The porch and the evening rain
Now she's in your old sundress
Chasing fireflies again
[Chorus]
From a one-light town to this full house love
Same two hearts, just a little grown up
We were kids in the creek, now we’re holding her hand
Watching our granddaughter dance in the living room again
If this ain't heaven, I don't need more
West Virginia on the fridge, baby, that's what it's for
We got you, me, and her spinning ’round this floor
Life is good, I don't need more (hey)
[Bridge]
She calls you “Mama’s mama”
Calls me “Papa” and laughs
Every wrinkle on our fingers
Is a mile on our shared map
We don't need some big city
When her smile lights up this place
Three generations in a hug
I see forever in your face (oh-oh)
[Chorus]
From a one-light town to this full house love
Same two hearts, just a little grown up
We were kids in the creek, now we’re holding her hand
Watching our granddaughter dance in the living room again
If this ain't heaven, I don't need more
West Virginia on the fridge, baby, that's what it's for
We got you, me, and her spinning ’round this floor
Life is good, I don't need more
Life is good, I don't need more (oh-oh)
Details
GeneratedFeb 20, 2026
Duration3:57
LanguageEnglish
Style
country, Shiny 80s synth stabs over modern country drums with bright K-pop gloss, male and female vocals trading lines. Verses stay intimate with clean guitar and warm pads; chorus explodes with stacked harmonies, big snare, and soaring synth leads. Middle-eight drops to half-time with vocoder touches, then final chorus modulates up for a hands-in-the-air feel., k-pop
Credits
Prompt by
Sirtrevo
SirtrevoModelAria v5
Prompt
80’s synth, Modern country, K-pop song about growing up in a small West Virginia town with my sweetheart! Now we have granddaughter! Life is good.
