ONE MORE YES [Intro — immediate dry groove, warm bass, muted guitar, tight drums, no atmospheric buildup] [Verse 1 — fully sung, smooth and restrained, dry close-mic baritone, steady midtempo pulse] Six a.m. and the flat is clean. No broken glass, no note, no scene. Shirt on the chair still holding its line. Nobody called. Everything's fine. [Pre-Chorus — melody gathers tension, even pacing, subtle harmonic rise] No bottle. No party. No name I forgot. No message at three that I wish I could stop. All of the symptoms and none of the crime. I did everything right. Every time. [Chorus — simple melodic hook, springy restrained lift, final line stretched as a separate release] One more yes. One more yes. Say it easy, say it nice. Twenty years of one more yes — I'm paying for a night I never had. [Verse 2 — same melodic frame, slightly firmer bass movement, controlled forward groove] I take the pills for a head that's clear. No one to blame and no one here. I run it back, and the night was kind. I said the right things. Nothing to find. [Pre-Chorus — repeat the same melodic shape, tension rises without speeding up] No bottle. No party. No name I forgot. No message at three that I wish I could stop. All of the symptoms and none of the crime. I did everything right. Every time. [Chorus — wider but still dry and controlled, subtle vocal doubles, long final line] One more yes. One more yes. Say it easy, say it nice. Twenty years of one more yes — I'm paying for a night I never had. [Bridge — fully sung, groove remains, arrangement strips to bass, drums and voice] The phone lights up. It's him. He starts to ask. I don't let him finish. I'm already saying yes. [Final Chorus — firmer groove, wry emotional lift, unresolved rather than triumphant] One more yes. One more yes. Say it easy, say it nice. Twenty years of one more yes — and here I go — one more yes. [Outro — groove reduces but does not stop, quiet repeated vocal] Doesn't hurt yet. Doesn't hurt yet. Doesn't hurt yet.
