Midnight Glass
Create a slow jazz-rock song with gentle piano, smokey saxophone, and subtle electric guitar, telling the story of a lonely woman sitting at a dimly lit bar, waiting every night for the love who never returns.
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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I take the same stool every night
The bartender knows my drink
He doesn't ask anymore
The wood is worn smooth beneath my hand
The glass leaves rings I trace with one finger
Watching the street through smoke-stained glass
[Chorus]
And the door stays shut
No one's coming through
I could sit here till the dawn breaks gray
But the door stays shut
Heavy as stone
And I'm the one who has to leave
[Verse 2]
There's a couple laughing near the back
Their hands touch across the table
I used to know what that felt like
The jukebox plays something slow
I don't remember choosing it
Maybe I never did
[Chorus]
And the door stays shut
No one's coming through
I could sit here till the dawn breaks gray
But the door stays shut
Heavy as stone
And I'm the one who has to leave
[Extended Instrumental Solo]
[Chorus]
And the door stays shut
No one's coming through
I could sit here till my bones turn cold
But the door stays shut
Heavy as stone
And I'm the one who has to leave
[Outro]
I put my coat on slow
The bartender nods goodnight
Outside the rain has started
I don't look back at the door
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