You`re Gone for Good - Classic 70s Country Duets

You’re Gone for Good is a slow-burning country duet inspired by the heartfelt storytelling of classic 70s country ballads. Two voices, once united, now echo through verses of loss, memory, and quiet longing. Soft harmonies, gentle steel guitar, and acoustic textures carry the story of someone who left but never truly disappeared.

This duet blends the style of artists like Dolly Parton & Porter Wagoner with a timeless modern touch. Lyrics are further down if you’d like to follow along. 🎶❤️

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Credits:
Lyrics and melody by A. Berge, assisted by AI technology
Instrumental and vocal production created using AI tools
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[Verse 1]
I saw your shadow in the rain last night
A fleeting ghost beneath the pale streetlight
Your laughter’s gone but it echoes still
In the hollow places where my heart won’t heal

[Verse 2]
The porch is quiet where we used to sit
The stars don’t shine like they once did
Your name’s a whisper that I never say
A haunting tune that just won’t fade away

[Chorus]
Now you’re just someone I used to be
A faded face in my memory
I’m chasing shadows but they slip and slide
You’re gone for good but you’re still inside

[Verse 3]
The coffee’s bitter but it tastes like you
A little sharp but warm and true
The clock hands spin but the time won’t mend
This open wound that won’t pretend

[Bridge]
I thought forever was a steady shore
But the tides came in and you’re here no more
Now I’m just drifting like a boat at sea
Trying to find the part of me

[Chorus]
Now you’re just someone I used to be
A faded face in my memory
I’m chasing shadows but they slip and slide
You’re gone for good but you’re still inside

o o o You’re gone for good but you’re still inside