Drinking It All Away

Up Tempo blues rock song, male voice with distorted guitars’

High fidelity outlaw country song with deep baritone male vocals, steady acoustic rhythm guitar, twangy electric leads, walking bass line, and a dusty honky-tonk groove, The mood is world-weary, gritty, and honest, about a man whose life is falling apart with troubles in love, work, and family, Every time his phone rings, he secretly hopes it’s the bar calling so he can escape real life and drown his sorrows for a while

Southern Rock, Classic Rock, Ballad, Emotional, Guitar Solo, Storytelling, Heartfelt, Americana

Haggard classic country style, warm male baritone vocal, slow-to-mid tempo, shuffle rhythm, twangy Telecaster lead fills, soft acoustic strumming, gentle pedal steel guitar, upright bass, brushed snare with light train beat, fiddle accents, 70s analog tape warmth, storytelling delivery with emotional depth, Bakersfield sound influence, reflective and heartfelt mood

John Prine-like folk-country, 110 BPM, male vocals, harmonica and piano, storytelling, ‑female lyrics, ‑backup vocals

Acoustic Americana ballad, Gritty, emotional male vocals with a raw, heartfelt delivery, Sparse instrumentation—fingerpicked acoustic guitar, subtle steel guitar, and light percussion, The mood is somber and reflective, with a slow tempo and a storytelling focus, Capture the pain of betrayal, loneliness, and inner conflict, Think front porch confession meets outlaw poetry

Tempo: Slow 3/4 waltz, dripping with sorrow, Instruments: Acoustic rhythm, weeping fiddle, pedal steel bending like it’s crying, upright bass, brushed snare, Vocals: All male, ragged but tender, Think Whitley at his lowest — half prayer, half confession, Mood: A man who knows he’s losing her for good, clinging to a final dance with whiskey in his hand

Acoustic guitar-driven country-folk ballad at 72 BPM, steady 4/4 time with a warm, intimate vibe, Use fingerpicked acoustic guitar with subtle, tasteful steel guitar fills for a wistful tone, Light upright bass and gentle brushed snare drums provide soft rhythm, Vocal delivery should be conversational and heartfelt with a touch of rustic roughness, emphasizing storytelling and emotional nuance in the phrasing, Think warm late afternoon porch session, with space for emotional pauses and vivid lyrical imagery

Acoustic Americana ballad, Gritty, emotional male vocals with a raw, heartfelt delivery, Sparse instrumentation—fingerpicked acoustic guitar, subtle steel guitar, and light percussion, The mood is somber and reflective, with a slow tempo and a storytelling focus, Capture the pain of betrayal, loneliness, and inner conflict, Think front porch confession meets outlaw poetry

A dark, cinematic alt-country ballad steeped in stormlight and soul, Acoustic guitar fingerpicking sets the mood—raw, spacious, and intimate—while slide guitar cries through the mist like a memory you can’t shake, Thunder rolls softly beneath the mix, rain tapping in time with heartbreak, The male vocal is gritty and world-worn, rich with storytelling tone and quiet pain, every word carrying the weight of long roads and lost nights, The production feels alive—haunting reverb, deep ambience, and natural space shaping every detail, Melancholy but resolute, it swells with cinematic tension, where silence and storm share the same breath, A song that feels like standing under the rain with your ghosts, equal parts ache and beauty, ‑No pop gloss, ‑no EDM polish, ‑no trap percussion, ‑no bright country twang, ‑Avoid upbeat tempos, ‑orchestral swells, ‑or heavy electric distortion, ‑Strip away funk grooves, ‑lo-fi haze, ‑and synthetic pads—the sound should stay organic, ‑brooding, ‑and cinematic, ‑grounded in wood, ‑weather, ‑and human soul

Modern Slow Country Ballad • Emotional, heartfelt, raw, and personal, BPM: 70–75 (slow, reflective) • Feel: Laid-back, swinging lightly with subtle groove, not rushed, • Allows singer to linger on key emotional words and phrases, ⸻ Key: • Suggested: G major or D major (comfortable male vocal range, allows emotional resonance), • Could be transposed depending on singer’s range, ⸻ Structure: 1, Verse 1 – Sets up the heartbreak, small visual details, natural phrasing, 2, Verse 2 – Expands story, shows everyday reminders of the relationship, 3, Chorus – Emotional peak, simple and singable hook, repeated imagery, 4, Verse 3 / Optional Pre-Chorus – Further reflection, adds depth, 5, Bridge – Emotional climax, vulnerability, longing, 6, Chorus / Outro – Repeat chorus with slight vocal variation or instrumentation lift, ⸻ Instrumentation: • Acoustic guitar: Main rhythm instrument, soft fingerpicking or gentle strumming, • Slide guitar / steel guitar: Light accents for emotio