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Clinton Moore
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R&BSoulSincereApologeticLoving
A classic R&B ballad focusing on growth and accountability. The tone is sincere, backed by warm instrumentation and vocal harmonies.
[Intro] I was wrong And I'm man enough to say it [Verse 1] Looking at the pictures sitting on the dash Thinking about the moments that went by too fast I let my pride take the wheel, let it drive us off course Now I'm sitting here dealing with the heavy remorse I should have listened closer when you tried to speak My communication skills were incredibly weak I'm peeling back the layers, looking at the truth Leaving all the stubborn habits back in my youth [Chorus] I'm stepping up to the plate, taking the blame I don't want to play another foolish game I'm ready to grow, ready to change my ways I want to bring the sunshine back to your days Yeah, bring the sunshine back to your days [Verse 2] A real man can admit when he dropped the ball And I'm standing right here, answering the call No more making excuses, no more placing the fault Unlocking all the feelings I kept in the vault I want to be the rock that you can lean upon Want to be the reason you are smiling at dawn Give me one more chance to show you I evolved I promise every problem is going to be resolved [Chorus] I'm stepping up to the plate, taking the blame I don't want to play another foolish game I'm ready to grow, ready to change my ways I want to bring the sunshine back to your days Yeah, bring the sunshine back to your days [Outro] I'm stepping up For you [End]
R&BSoulSincereApologeticLovingExpressive male R&B vocalist with powerful high notes and harmoniesGrand pianosmooth bass guitarbrushed snare drumSunoChatGPT (OpenAI)Gemini (Google)
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