Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Packed my shirt in a box
Left the ring in a drawer
Signed my name one last time
At that courthouse door
Thought love would stay put
Like a chair by the bed
But every promise I held
Turned to dust in my head
[Pre-Chorus]
I been praying in the dark
Been bleeding through the years
Every hand I reached for
Slipped right out my fears
[Chorus]
I’m still here, still here
With a broken-open heart
I’m still here, still here
Though my life fell apart
(Still here)
If you ask me how
I made it through the fire
I was going down, then I met Jesus
And He pulled me out alive
[Verse 2]
Three times, three rings
Three doors shut on me
One woman, one goodbye
One more empty seat
I moved into a room
With a thrift-store lamp
Learned how to eat alone
And stand where I stand
[Pre-Chorus]
I washed my own old plates
I fixed the busted screen
Tried to build a home
Out of barely anything
[Chorus]
I’m still here, still here
With a broken-open heart
I’m still here, still here
Though my life fell apart
(Still here)
If you ask me how
I made it through the fire
I was going down, then I met Jesus
And He pulled me out alive
[Bridge]
I found Him by a river
In a Sunday morning song
Not in some gold cathedral
Just where my grief belonged
He said, “Son, lay it down”
So I laid my shame in dust
And for the first time in my life
I felt my own name come back to me
[Chorus]
I’m still here, still here
With a broken-open heart
I’m still here, still here
Though my life fell apart
(Still here)
If you ask me how
I made it through the fire
I was going down, then I met Jesus
And He pulled me out alive
[Outro]
Out alive
Out alive
Jesus found me
And I’m out alive
Details
GeneratedJul 30, 2026
Duration4:28
LanguageEnglish
Style
Country jazz ballad with brushed drums, upright bass walks, and a smoky pedal steel that answers the vocal; verse stays intimate and sparse, pre-chorus opens with soft piano clusters and brushed cymbal swells, chorus lifts with warm harmony stacks and a short horn tag. Bridge drops to voice and bass, then final chorus blooms with tenor sax fills. Close-mic lead vocal, weary and cracked in verses, tender doubles on the hook., jazz, sad, country
Credits
Prompt byNOBLEiAM
ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Sad country jazz song about trying to make it through live living through a divorce and never having a relationship work out and rebuilding life that ends with meeting Jesus and making it out alive
