Aubrey Gravat
I'm a lyricist looking for musicians to write music to my lyrics.
- Member ID
- M1005336
- Genres
- Country, Gospel
- Joined
- 2 Nov, 2025
- City
- Warren
- Country
- United States
- Looking For
- Songwriters, Musicians, Producers
- Collab Goals
- Mainstream release, Publishing deal
- Uses AI
- Yes
- Charges for services
- No
- Willing to pay
- Yes
- Experience
- Beginner
- Last Active
- 6 Apr, 2026
DescriptionI’ve been writing lyrics since I was six years old. I am from Michigan born and raised. I used to be a musician but quit years ago and I’m now trying to get back into it. Am I younger days I used to be in several bands. When I was 15, I was offered a record deal in Nashville, but my mom turned it down and I gave up. I’m starting to come back to music again and still writing. As far as the AI part, I only use that to hear what my words sound like.
Dreams & AmbitionsI am currently homeless and working a blue-collar job. I would like my words put to music, but I don’t have very much money and no access to bands that were producers.
Use of AISuno
Lyrics
Empty Stages
Genres: Country
Oh, who's gonna fill their shoes? Will the circle be unbroken? Have you heard the last country song? Was the good stuff already spoken? I hope I'm wrong They're tearing down the Grand Ol' Opry 'Cause it's empty, and they need the parking lot Johnny, Willie, Waylon, Patsy, Dolly, Loretta, Reba George and Merle and Tammy Have we already seen all that country music's got? The radio's playing something new But it don't sound like home to me Auto-tune and drum machines Where's the heart that used to be? I close my eyes and hear their voices Singing truth from way back when But when I open them they're gone Will we ever see their kind again? There's an old man at the bar tonight Says he wrote for Nashville back in '75 His hands are shaking but his eyes are bright When he talks about when music was alive But the jukebox keeps on spinning old 45s Reminding me legends never truly die As long as a song survives They're tearing down the Grand Ol' Opry 'Cause it's empty, and they need the parking lot Johnny, Willie, Waylon, Patsy, Dolly, Loretta, Reba George and Merle and Tammy Have we already seen all that country music's got? Maybe the circle’s not broken after all As long as somebody answers the call If you’re out there searching for a sign Listen close—you’ll always find A piece of yesterday in every rhyme And country music holding time