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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Alarm hits dark and early
Steam ghosting from my breath
Coffee shakes inside this thermos
Frost still clings to every step
Heavy coat on in the driveway
Sky stuck between night and blue
Ice on the windshield
Hands are aching
But the forecast says
“it’s you”
[Pre-Chorus]
‘Cause by the time that sun gets cruel
I’ll be sweating through this wool
[Chorus]
Coat in the morning
Short sleeves by noon
Burning like August
Then a chill by the moon
Six more weeks of maybe
Six more weeks of tune
Coat in the morning
Jacket under the moon (yeah)
[Verse 2]
Phone says forty when I leave town
Feels like ninety after lunch
Peel this flannel off my shoulder
Windows down
That southern punch
By the game the sky’s gone purple
Breath comes out in silver lines
Dig my jacket from the backseat
Same routine a thousand times
[Pre-Chorus]
It’s a joke we never choose
Still we live in sun and bruise
[Chorus]
Coat in the morning
Short sleeves by noon
Burning like August
Then a chill by the moon
Six more weeks of maybe
Six more weeks of tune
Coat in the morning
Jacket under the moon (hey)
[Bridge]
Groundhog grins on the TV light
Says we’re stuck in this slow fist fight
Between the frost
Between the bloom
Same old dance
Same old costume
[Chorus]
Coat in the morning
Short sleeves by noon
Sweat on my collar
Then I’m shivering soon
Six more weeks of maybe
Six more weeks in tune
Coat in the morning
Jacket under the moon
Coat in the morning
Jacket under the moon
Details
GeneratedFeb 15, 2026
Duration3:24
LanguageEnglish
Style
rock, Crunchy early-2000s rock with driving distorted guitars, live bass, and punchy drums; male vocals with a slightly raspy edge. Verses stay tight and palm-muted, kick and bass locked in; pre-chorus lifts with open chords and tom fills, then chorus explodes wide with octave leads and gang vocals on key lines. Brief middle-8 drop to half-time and cleaner guitar before final full-throttle chorus.
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LunarOutput334
LunarOutput334ModelAria v5
Prompt
2000s rock, the ground hog has seen its shadow, 6 more weeks of winter in the south, which means coat in the morning, short sleeves by noon, jacket under the moon.
