Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] You were waitin’ on the bleachers July sweat on your Coke can My old Ford with the dented tailgate And that mixtape hummin’ through the dash You drew hearts on my windshield Fogged glass Fingerprints and plans Said “Promise me you’ll never forget this” I said “Baby I don’t think I can” [Chorus] Rewind your memory Back to that gravel road Bare feet on the seat You singin’ off-key Still perfect to me Turn it back Let it play Let it play on repeat If you still wonder what you meant to me Just rewind your memory [Verse 2] Saw your mama at the Walmart Said you’re livin’ out in Tennessee Got a ring and a couple of babies But you still talk sometimes ’bout me I still drive past your mailbox When the night gets a little too loud Hear you laughin’ in my speakers Like the past is callin’ out [Chorus] Rewind your memory Back to that gravel road Bare feet on the seat You singin’ off-key Still perfect to me Turn it back Let it play Let it play on repeat If you still wonder what you meant to me Just rewind your memory [Bridge] Maybe you’re dancin’ in a kitchen light Hidin’ that old T-shirt of mine But when your heart hits a lonely night Do you flip back to that time? (oh-oh) [Chorus] Rewind your memory Back to that gravel road Bare feet on the seat You singin’ off-key Still perfect to me Turn it back Let it play Let it play on repeat If you still wonder what you meant to me Just rewind your memory Yeah If you still wonder what you meant to me Just rewind your memory
Tags
rock, Anthemic late-90s alt-country meets modern pop-country: overdriven Telecasters and roomy drums locking with deep 808-style low end, steady four-on-the-floor groove under swung acoustic strums. Male vocals upfront, gritty but tuneful, with stacked gang-style harmonies on the hook. Big, open chorus lift, tambourine and organ pad blooming, bridge drops to half-time pulse before a final, shout-along chorus., male vocals, alternative country, electric, pop, country, country rock, rhythmic
Duration
3:29
Instrumental
No
Created
3/20/2026