Million Dollars for Your Voice

[Verse 1]
Still got your cup
By the kitchen sink
Your jacket on the chair
Like you’ll walk back in
Talk to your picture
Propped against the wall
Sayin’ how’s your day been
Then I start to fall
[Chorus]
I’d give a million dollars just to hear your voice
Just a day to be with you again, one more choice
Trade every little thing that I’ve ever called mine
For five more minutes of you on the other line
I’d give a million dollars just to hear your voice
(Just to hear your voice)
[Verse 2]
I still park
In your favorite spot
Leave it open like
You’re only gone to the shop
Friends say time
Will soften all these scars
But the quiet hits harder
When I’m talkin’ to the stars
[Chorus]
I’d give a million dollars just to hear your voice
Just a day to be with you again, one more choice
Trade every little thing that I’ve ever called mine
For five more minutes of you on the other line
I’d give a million dollars just to hear your voice
(Just to hear your voice)
[Bridge]
If love could build a stairway
I’d climb it through the night
If tears could buy a ticket
I’d be on the next flight
You’re out of my arms
But you’re stitched in my soul
You carried my heart
Now it’s carryin’ this hole
[Chorus]
I’d give a million dollars just to hear your voice
Just a day to be with you again, one more choice
Trade every little thing that I’ve ever called mine
For five more minutes of you on the other line
I’d give a million dollars just to hear your voice
I miss you so much, but I’ll hold to your light
I’d give a million dollars just to hear your voice
(Just to hear your voice)

country, Modern country ballad with subtle trap influence, male vocals. Warm acoustic guitar and soft keys over a slow, spacious beat with deep but gentle low end. Verses stay intimate and conversational; chorus blooms with big harmonies and a bright, emotional top line. Steel guitar swells and a distant organ pad add ache, bridge strips back to near a cappella then returns with full-band lift.