

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] You left your Bible on the table Coffee ring on chapter two Said you’d be gone “just for a minute” But the screen door slammed like the truth Dust in the driveway hangin' Taillights bleeding through the rain Every little thing you weren’t sayin' Cut louder than your hurricane [Chorus] Whispers and warning You were already gone that morning Every quiet word you never said Banged like thunder in my head All those sideways glances forming Storm clouds I kept ignoring Now I’m drowning in the silence you left pouring Whispers and warning [Verse 2] Your jacket’s on the kitchen chair Sleeves still rolled from yesterday I chase your shadow down the hallway But your picture looks the other way Your perfume in the dresser drawer That song still on the radio Every soft goodbye I didn’t hear Is echoing Telling me so [Chorus] Whispers and warning You were already gone that morning Every quiet word you never said Banged like thunder in my head All those sideways glances forming Storm clouds I kept ignoring Now I’m drowning in the silence you left pouring Whispers and warning [Bridge] I should’ve read the writing On your trembling hands I treated every tear Like it was just a passing chance You were begging me to listen In the calm before the fall Now your absence is the loudest Loudest thing of all (oh) [Chorus] Whispers and warning You were already gone that morning Every quiet word you never said Still bangs like thunder in my head All those sideways glances forming Storm clouds I kept ignoring Now I’m praying for a sound to break this mourning Whispers and warning
Tags
rock, Stadium-ready country rock ballad with male vocals, crunchy electric guitars over roomy drums, warm pedal steel in the verses; chorus explodes with stacked harmonies and a soaring lead. Start intimate and hushed on the first lines, then build into a thunderous, anthemic hook with organ padding and a big tom-driven bridge before a final, held-out vocal sendoff., country rock, ballad
3:34
No
2/18/2026