Graveyard Shoreline

rock, Ghost reggae-infused rock with subtle metal weight; male vocals worn but steady, Clean and slightly gritty guitars skank on the offbeats over a warm, walking bass and tight kick-snare pocket; choruses widen with crunchy rhythm layers, ride cymbal, and low-octave vocal doubles, Verses stay spacious and reflective, bridge leans into heavier palm-muted downstrokes and toms, then resolve into a final, uplifted hook with gang-style “whoa”s and airy delay on the lead, raw, metal, steady, reggae, simple, clean, warm

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[Verse 1] Old house leaning by the graveyard shoreline Paint peeled back like a long lost lie I trace names cut in the weathered headstones Asking who learned how to say goodbye [Chorus] I keep walking with the ghosts beside me Step by step on this broken road Every scar is a story that finds me I’m still here I’m still carrying the load I keep walking with the ghosts beside me They don’t drag me down anymore They just sing low in my chest like a choir While I move toward the open door [Verse 2] Cold rain tapping on the rusted railings My heart beats slow Steady as my breath You said “truth always tastes a little bitter” I taste it now and I don’t fear the depth [Chorus] I keep walking with the ghosts beside me Step by step on this broken road Every scar is a story that finds me I’m still here I’m still carrying the load I keep walking with the ghosts beside me They don’t drag me down anymore They just sing low in my chest like a choir While I move toward the open door [Bridge] Let the past talk I won’t answer Let the grief rise I won’t drown I learned mercy In the mirror I found solid In this haunted town (oh) [Chorus] I keep walking with the ghosts beside me Step by step on this broken road Every scar is a story that finds me I’m still here I’m still carrying the load I keep walking with the ghosts beside me They don’t drag me down anymore They just hum low underneath my breathing As I lean through the final door

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