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From Wareham to Westbury 2 by AI Composer

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From Wareham to Westbury 2

Irish Folk,Male Vocals

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(Verse 1)
We met through a screen two years ago,
Seven months of messages, slow and gold.
A map of small talk and midnight lines,
I knew I loved her before we met — that light in her smile.
The Hungry Horse glowed with amber bulbs,
The smell of ale and warm wood, a radio reel.
You tucked your hair and laughed, the whole room leaned in,
That moment held me — I felt my heart begin.
(Pre-Chorus)
A worn pub table, your hand brushed mine,
A fiddles' swell at the edge of time.
(Chorus)
Lorraine, your smile lights up the night,
Your laugh's a fiddle catching light.
From Wareham roads to Westbury miles,
Our hearts keep time across the miles.
(Verse 2)
We’ve ridden slow trains, shared early dawn tea,
Coastal lanes and city lights between.
You wave from the platform, steam on your breath,
I count the miles but not the depth.
There've been rainy farewells and bright helloes,
Grease-shop fry-ups and quiet phone calls.
Distance stretches like a white line drawn,
But every return feels like coming home.
(Pre-Chorus)
Your kindness is the compass I keep,
Your laughter wakes me from the deep.
(Chorus)
Lorraine, your smile lights up the night,
Your laugh's a fiddle catching light.
From Wareham roads to Westbury miles,
Our hearts keep time across the miles.
(Bridge)
One ring, one vow beneath a low pub light,
I’ll fold my promise in your hand that night.
By ink and by oath, by toast and by truth,
I’ll cross every mile just to stand with you.
(Chorus — variation)
Lorraine, your smile lights up the night,
Your laugh's a fiddle catching light.
From Wareham roads to Westbury miles,
Our hearts keep time — soon you'll be my wife.
(Outro)
Two years from a screen to a wedding day sign,
From tender texts to lips that call you mine.
I love you, Lorraine — in storm and in calm,
From Wareham to Westbury, you are my home.