Here Then Gone
Liner Notes
As the old saying goes "you don't know what you've got until it's gone" the title suggests that this is a song about denial through to acceptance of something so precious that is now gone. I ended up with a yacht-rock kind of feel this time around and I don't mind it at all. #yacht-rock #retropop #AOR #melancholic
Lyrics
Here Then Gone © C. Stewart 2026
Verse 1 What if I denied That there was nothing wrong at all Would you then believe me? Or would you doubt me all the more? Precious words are wasted In attempts to justify But when no words are needed There's nothing left to do but cry There's nothing left to do but cry...
Verse 2 Let us start with morning And let us end with night You know I'm trying day by day To get my story right But once again I'm much too late My timing has let me down I know I'm not the perfect man But it's hard for me to know you're not around It's hard for me to know you're not around...
Verse 3 I reach out for the remnants Of the shape you used to be I hear you in the silence That always follow me I now accept the reasons There was never any plan Some things are here for a moment Then disappear before we understand Then disappear before we understand...
Comments
Figured I had to stop in and check something out from you this year, you're reliably consistently in nailing that mid to late seventies West Coast sound. Greatly guitar tone and playing and nice fancy chords.
every day i get offered a yacht rock playlist on spotify, ive never been interested in finding out what that meant, but now that ive heard this, i am going to check out that playlist. i really like this style and yes, i can imagine it being played on a yacht. kind of a sophistcated variety of summery pop music.
Gee, if I only had a yacht! I think you've nailed the genre and produced a fine song. Way to go!
You and me both Paul but then again... I get seasick :(
I never knew this was yacht rock. It's very good. Really easy listen. What's not to like here. The topic is close to home in a way. Good stuff mate.