
Song
Gone, You're Gone
Armando Jankowski · 8 plays
melancholic country ballad, small-town bar at night, heartbreak and regret, narrative storytelling, slow tempo, acoustic guitar and pedal steel, intimate emotive vocals, cinematic bridge, soft-then-build final chorus
Lyrics
Verse
I sit alone in this small-town bar tonight,
A glass in my hand but nothing feels right.
I see your tears still haunting my mind,
Mariaan, you’re gone, and I’m left behind.
Chorus
Mariaan… you’re gone, you’re gone,
On that road to Rehoboth, all alone.
I’m drowning in whiskey but it won’t hide,
The tears in your eyes the night you said goodbye.
Verse
The jukebox plays a song of love long gone,
Each note reminds me of what I’ve done wrong.
If only I had shown my love before,
Maybe tonight you’d walk back through that door.
Chorus
Mariaan… you’re gone, you’re gone,
On that road to Rehoboth, all alone.
I’m drowning in whiskey but it won’t hide,
The tears in your eyes the night you said goodbye.
Bridge
I see your tears, I still hear your voice,
I lost your heart through my own choice.
Now I’m trapped here where we used to belong,
An empty chair beside me, the night feels so long.
Chorus
Mariaan… you’re gone, you’re gone,
And I know you’ll never turn around, never come.
I drink the pain but it cuts much deeper,
Mariaan… without you, my nights grow weaker.









