Lyrics
Verse 1:
Out on the edge of town, under a sky so wide,
I used to be the one, with dreams that touched the tide.
But now the world's gone digital, and I'm feeling so small,
An AI took my place, and I've got nowhere to fall.
Chorus:
I was someone, or so I thought,
In a world that's changed, I'm lost, caught.
Now it's "get a job," they say, "join the queue,"
But I'm a singer at heart, what am I to do?
Verse 2:
My guitar and I, we've seen better days,
Singing 'bout love and life, in the warm, sunlit haze.
But now the crowds they cheer, for a voice that's not real,
An AI singing my songs, it's a strange, cold deal.
Chorus:
I was someone, or so I thought,
In a world that's changed, I'm lost, caught.
Now it's "get a job," they say, "join the queue,"
But I'm a singer at heart, what am I to do?
Bridge:
It's a new age, they say, gotta move with the times,
But I miss the touch of strings, and the feel of the rhymes.
Maybe there's a place, where the real still shines,
Where hearts beat in chests, not in coded lines.
Verse 3:
I'll pack up my old guitar, hit the road once more,
To find the echo of live applause, like waves upon the shore.
Where taverns still hold troubadours, and music fills the air,
Where folks appreciate a soul, and hands wave free, not programmed fair.
Chorus:
I was someone, or so I thought,
In a world that's changed, I'm lost, caught.
They say "adapt," but my heart knows true,
Music's about feeling, not just something you do.
Outro:
So here's to finding my place, in a world that's spinning new,
I'll sing for love, for pain, for joy, 'cause that's what I was born to do.
In a corner of this digital age, where the analog meets the eye,
I'll play my heart out every night, under that wide, open sky.
