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Lyrics
[Verse]
She was eight, I was five, in that small-town Oklahoma sun,
Met her down in Madill, where the red dirt rivers run.
She wore braids and a faded dress, her eyes were sad and low,
I gave her my toy cowboy hat, said, "You're not alone, you know."
[Chorus]
Madill memories, where our friendship grew so strong,
Through the fields and by the creek, we'd laugh and carry on.
In her darkest days, I held her hand and stayed,
Madill memories, the best ones never fade.
[Verse 2]
She told me 'bout the shadows that weighed heavy on her heart,
But I made her laugh with silly jokes, tried to mend the parts.
We built a fort from broken boards, called it our safe space,
Two kids finding hope again in a little country place.
[Chorus]
Madill memories, where our friendship grew so strong,
Through the fields and by the creek, we'd laugh and carry on.
In her darkest days, I held her hand and stayed,
Madill memories, the best ones never fade.
[Bridge]
Years have passed, but I still see that girl with braided hair,
And she still sees that boy who promised he’d always care.
We may have grown, but the roots run deep, like the oak out by the stream,
Madill gave us more than childhood—it gave us a lifelong dream.
[Verse 3]
Now she’s eight and twenty, and I’m twenty-five,
Still standing side by side, keeping each other alive.
From that little town in Oklahoma, where the skies are wide and blue,
Our friendship forged in laughter and tears, it’s something tried and true.
Details
GeneratedJul 1, 2025
Duration3:18
LanguageEnglish
Style
acoustic, joyful, male and female duet vocals, happy, country
Credits
Prompt byJazzyKernel584
ModelAria v4
Prompt
A country happy joyful song about two best friends that met when the girl was 8 and the boy was 5 they met in Madil Oklahoma and the boy helped the girl with depression
