by @liwei · made with Suno

I Leave the Gate Unlatched

2026-10-12 · 3:42

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Americana led by a repeating dobro motif, with sparse kora responses, accordion, upright bass, and brushed drums; hopeful 114 BPM 6/8 sway; warm, natural female vocal with clear stress, short breaths, and a moderate-range repeatable singalong refrain; bare contrasting bridge, restrained final expansion, fully resolved outro, light plate reverb.

Lyrics & section notes
[Instrumental Intro]

[Verse 1]
I swept the leaves beside the gate.
I let the gravel keep its sound.
Some days a dream comes running late.
Some days it takes the long way round.

[Chorus]
I leave the gate unlatched,
unlatched.
No promise tied to the post,
the post.
I leave the gate unlatched,
unlatched.
If something good comes through,
there is room for something new.

[Verse 2]
I set a chair beside the door.
The evening rested on the rail.
I do not need to ask for more.
I do not need a perfect tale.

[Chorus]
I leave the gate unlatched,
unlatched.
No promise tied to the post,
the post.
I leave the gate unlatched,
unlatched.
If something good comes through,
there is room for something new.

[Instrumental Interlude]

[Bridge]
I know the weather may turn cold.
I know a welcome is a choice.
The path can carry what I hold.
The porch can hold a quiet voice.

[Final Chorus]
I leave the gate unlatched,
unlatched.
No promise tied to the post,
the post.
I leave the gate unlatched,
unlatched.
If something good comes through,
there is room for something new.

[Instrumental Outro]

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