Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I leave the room too fast
To beat the sound of you
Your coat still on the chair
Your perfume on my blue shirt
The phone don't make a sound
The mirror won't look back
I trace your name in steam
Then watch it fade to black
[Pre-Chorus]
And I try to hold it down
But the walls keep closing in
Every little empty thing
Cuts a little deeper in
[Chorus]
Alone, alone
It tears me apart
Alone, alone
Right here in my heart
(Alone, alone)
I call your name
But the night says the same
[Verse 2]
Your side of the bed still cold
Your keys still by the bowl
I hear your laugh in the hall
Then it slips right through my soul
The clock won't save me now
It only marks the pain
One more slow little hour
And I start to break again
[Pre-Chorus]
And I try to hold it down
But the walls keep closing in
Every little empty thing
Cuts a little deeper in
[Chorus]
Alone, alone
It tears me apart
Alone, alone
Right here in my heart
(Alone, alone)
I call your name
But the night says the same
[Bridge]
If love was built to stay
Why does it leave this scar?
I wear your last goodbye
Like a crack across my heart
[Final Chorus]
Alone, alone
It tears me apart
Alone, alone
Right here in my heart
(Alone, alone)
I call your name
But the night says the same
(Alone, alone)
I need you near
But I lose you here
Details
GeneratedJul 17, 2026
Duration5:09
LanguageEnglish
Style
1980s soft rock soul with black male lead vocals and background female harmonies, gentle funk guitar, rounded electric piano, brushed drums, and a moody late-night pulse. Verse stays intimate and smoky; pre-chorus opens with rising harmony stacks; chorus lands on a wide, aching lift with gang-like female oohs. Add tape hiss, a reversed cymbal swell into the hook, and a soft sax sigh in the turnaround. Warm, glossy, and mysterious., soul, gentle, soft rock, funk, romantic
Credits
Prompt by
Seneca
SenecaModelAria v5.5
Prompt
A 1980s soft rock soul anthem with black male lead vocals, background female harmonies gentle funk inspired guitar with a mysterious romantic feel about how loneliness tears you apart, title: Alone
