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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Half-price whiskey
Neon clock stuck late
You stir your drink
Like you’re stirring up fate
Scuffed-up sneakers
Rainbow pin half hid
You catch my eye
Hold it longer than you did
[Chorus]
Two lonely boys at closing time
Borrowing hours from the breaking light
Your hand on mine, you say, “it’s fine”
If love shows up just for tonight
Two lonely boys at closing time
Learning the shape of feeling right
[Verse 2]
You laugh too loud
Then blush into your glass
Say, “men like us
Aren’t built to ever last”
I trace your tattoo
Faded on your wrist
Say, “maybe, just this once
We deserve a twist”
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[low vocal register]
You lean in, ask
“Will you still want me
When the room turns bright?”
I say, “I have wanted
A you like you
My whole damn life”
[violin swells, soft and warm]
[Chorus]
Details
GeneratedJan 13, 2026
Duration3:33
LanguageEnglish
Style
jazz, Smoky acid-jazz groove with brushed drums, upright bass walking lazy but sly, and a woozy Rhodes under a conversational, raspy male vocal. Solo violin weaves in and out like a third character, taking short melodic replies after key lines; chorus opens with thicker chord voicings and subtle horn pads to lift the emotion. Keep verses intimate and close-mic’d, then widen the space on the final chorus with stacked harmonies and a lingering violin outro., violin, acid jazz
Credits
Prompt by
Hikeael
HikeaelModelAria v5
Prompt
jazz, acid jazz, violin. LGBT song about two lonely boys in bar making the most of the night together falling in love in one night. Sung by a raspy man singing from his heart
