Artist: Crone Fires
Key Signature: E minor
Time Signature: 4/4
Artist's Description
“You Slept Just Fine” is the autopsy of a relationship: slow, quiet, and inevitable. Two people still share a house, a bed, and perhaps even a routine, but they no longer share any real connection. The song unfolds like grief that has already gone dry. There is no begging, no blame, and no dramatic outburst—just the heavy weight of everything left unsaid.
The speaker no longer asks for anything, because they have already stopped hoping. Each verse walks through the remains of a shared life, pointing out the subtle signs of emotional withdrawal: unanswered questions, empty gestures, and the absence of real conversation. Regrets are folded and left out in the open, like laundry waiting for someone to notice.
The chorus is not a plea; it is a stark declaration. “Stay, if you must. Leave, if you can.” The words are stripped of emotion, resigned to the reality that the end has already taken place. This is not a breakup in progress. This is the aftermath. By the time the listener reaches the final lines—“Say whatever helps you sleep. You always slept just fine.”—it is clear that the speaker has already left emotionally, even if they remain physically present. The person they once loved w
Genre(s): Country, Alternative Country
Mood(s): Bitter, Sad
Style(s): Alternative
Tempo: 60-85 BPM
Language(s): English
Instrument(s): Drum Kit,Guitar-Electric
Vocal Type(s): Female Vocals
File Type: MP3
* Audio may contain AI generated content
Key Signature: E minor
Time Signature: 4/4
Artist's Description
“You Slept Just Fine” is the autopsy of a relationship: slow, quiet, and inevitable. Two people still share a house, a bed, and perhaps even a routine, but they no longer share any real connection. The song unfolds like grief that has already gone dry. There is no begging, no blame, and no dramatic outburst—just the heavy weight of everything left unsaid.
The speaker no longer asks for anything, because they have already stopped hoping. Each verse walks through the remains of a shared life, pointing out the subtle signs of emotional withdrawal: unanswered questions, empty gestures, and the absence of real conversation. Regrets are folded and left out in the open, like laundry waiting for someone to notice.
The chorus is not a plea; it is a stark declaration. “Stay, if you must. Leave, if you can.” The words are stripped of emotion, resigned to the reality that the end has already taken place. This is not a breakup in progress. This is the aftermath. By the time the listener reaches the final lines—“Say whatever helps you sleep. You always slept just fine.”—it is clear that the speaker has already left emotionally, even if they remain physically present. The person they once loved w
Genre(s): Country, Alternative Country
Mood(s): Bitter, Sad
Style(s): Alternative
Tempo: 60-85 BPM
Language(s): English
Instrument(s): Drum Kit,Guitar-Electric
Vocal Type(s): Female Vocals
File Type: MP3
* Audio may contain AI generated content
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Extended License:$350.00
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