A Wild Story (Remastered)

Classic Country, Acoustic Guitar, Fiddle, Pedal Steel, Upright Bass, and Gentle Banjo Picking, 76 BPM, steady and soulful with a touch of swing, Warm, storytelling vocals with a country twang

Original lyrics @bluesymeditation7806, music @fireworks2025

April 16, 2025 at 6:47 PMv4

Remaster of

A Wild Story

Original song: 
https://suno.com/song/30bf4e31-f357-428f-a329-b6dff967cacd
Thanks bluesymeditation7806 !
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<SONG_PROMPT>
  <HEADER>
    [STYLE: Classic Country / Outlaw Country with Dolly Parton Vibe]
    [MOOD: Reflective, Resilient, Bittersweet]
    [INSTRUMENTATION: Acoustic Guitar, Fiddle, Pedal Steel, Upright Bass, Gentle Banjo Picking]
    [TEMPO: 76 BPM, steady and soulful with a touch of swing]
    [VOCAL STYLE: Warm, Storytelling, Country Twang, Emotive with Subtle Harmonies]
  </HEADER>
  <INSTRUMENTAL_STRUCTURE>
    <INTRO>
      [Start with gentle acoustic guitar fingerpicking]
      [Light fiddle overlay sets a nostalgic tone]
      [Upright bass enters softly to ground the rhythm]
    </INTRO>
    <SECTION_A>
      [Introduce a reflective melody with acoustic guitar and fiddle]
      [Pedal steel adds subtle country inflections]
      [Rhythmic foundation builds gradually, inviting the listener into the story]
    </SECTION_A>
    <SECTION_B>
      [Increase energy with a pronounced banjo picking and a stronger bass line]
      [Fiddle and pedal steel engage in an expressive musical dialogue]
      [A hint of light percussion underscores the earthy, authentic feel]
    </SECTION_B>
    <CLIMAX>
      [A dynamic surge leads into a soaring fiddle solo]
      [Pedal steel and banjo crescendo to emphasize the peak of the narrative]
      [All instruments converge for a powerful, emotive moment]
    </CLIMAX>
    <OUTRO>
      [Return to the gentle acoustic picking reminiscent of the intro]
      [Fiddle and pedal steel slowly fade, leaving a lingering note of reflection]
      [The final strum of the guitar gently concludes the instrumental journey]
    </OUTRO>
  </INSTRUMENTAL_STRUCTURE>
  <VOCAL_SECTION>
    <CONCLUSION>
      [Warm, heartfelt vocal delivery with a classic country twang]
      "[Verse:]
My time has come.  
And now is gone.
My star, once rising, 
has already shone.
I've climbed some high mountains, 
then fallen back down
On occasion the hero.   
All too often the clown.
[Chorus] 
I know that I'm ready
for whatever comes next.
No pretense. No predictions.   
No cause and no effects.
Can’t know about heaven.  
Won’t worry about Hell.
When I’m gone I will leave a  wild story to tell.
[Verse] 
I've been a big winner.   
I've lost more than my share.
I've had moments of joy 
Had some burdens to bear.
There's been love and some laughter.  
I've won and I've lost.
A little pain.  A little sorrow.   
There is often a cost.  
[Chorus] 
I know that I'm ready
for whatever comes next.
No pretense. No predictions.   
No cause and no effects.
Can’t know about heaven.  
Won’t worry about Hell.
When I’m gone, I will leave a wild story to tell.
[Verse]  
I know that I'm ready
for whatever comes next.
No pretense. No predictions.   
No cause, no effects.
Can’t know about heaven.  
Won’t worry about Hell.
When I’m gone, I will leave a wild story to tell."
</CONCLUSION>
  </VOCAL_SECTION>
</SONG_PROMPT>
[End]

Original song: https://suno.com/song/30bf4e31-f357-428f-a329-b6dff967cacd Thanks bluesymeditation7806 ! ..................................................... <SONG_PROMPT> <HEADER> [STYLE: Classic Country / Outlaw Country with Dolly Parton Vibe] [MOOD: Reflective, Resilient, Bittersweet] [INSTRUMENTATION: Acoustic Guitar, Fiddle, Pedal Steel, Upright Bass, Gentle Banjo Picking] [TEMPO: 76 BPM, steady and soulful with a touch of swing] [VOCAL STYLE: Warm, Storytelling, Country Twang, Emotive with Subtle Harmonies] </HEADER> <INSTRUMENTAL_STRUCTURE> <INTRO> [Start with gentle acoustic guitar fingerpicking] [Light fiddle overlay sets a nostalgic tone] [Upright bass enters softly to ground the rhythm] </INTRO> <SECTION_A> [Introduce a reflective melody with acoustic guitar and fiddle] [Pedal steel adds subtle country inflections] [Rhythmic foundation builds gradually, inviting the listener into the story] </SECTION_A> <SECTION_B> [Increase energy with a pronounced banjo picking and a stronger bass line] [Fiddle and pedal steel engage in an expressive musical dialogue] [A hint of light percussion underscores the earthy, authentic feel] </SECTION_B> <CLIMAX> [A dynamic surge leads into a soaring fiddle solo] [Pedal steel and banjo crescendo to emphasize the peak of the narrative] [All instruments converge for a powerful, emotive moment] </CLIMAX> <OUTRO> [Return to the gentle acoustic picking reminiscent of the intro] [Fiddle and pedal steel slowly fade, leaving a lingering note of reflection] [The final strum of the guitar gently concludes the instrumental journey] </OUTRO> </INSTRUMENTAL_STRUCTURE> <VOCAL_SECTION> <CONCLUSION> [Warm, heartfelt vocal delivery with a classic country twang] "[Verse:] My time has come. And now is gone. My star, once rising, has already shone. I've climbed some high mountains, then fallen back down On occasion the hero. All too often the clown. [Chorus] I know that I'm ready for whatever comes next. No pretense. No predictions. No cause and no effects. Can’t know about heaven. Won’t worry about Hell. When I’m gone I will leave a wild story to tell. [Verse] I've been a big winner. I've lost more than my share. I've had moments of joy Had some burdens to bear. There's been love and some laughter. I've won and I've lost. A little pain. A little sorrow. There is often a cost. [Chorus] I know that I'm ready for whatever comes next. No pretense. No predictions. No cause and no effects. Can’t know about heaven. Won’t worry about Hell. When I’m gone, I will leave a wild story to tell. [Verse] I know that I'm ready for whatever comes next. No pretense. No predictions. No cause, no effects. Can’t know about heaven. Won’t worry about Hell. When I’m gone, I will leave a wild story to tell." </CONCLUSION> </VOCAL_SECTION> </SONG_PROMPT> [End]