Acoustic Folk Wanderer Ballad
Folk succeeds on intimacy, so the tags ask for fingerpicked guitar, room reverb and a close warm vocal — production words, not just genre words. The lyric keeps one coherent image (a worn map, an old coat) so the AI vocal sounds like it means it. Adaptation idea: add [female harmony joins] before the last chorus for an instant duet lift.
The prompt
[indie folk, acoustic, fingerpicked guitar, soft brushed drums, upright bass, warm male vocals, close and intimate, room reverb, 92 BPM, campfire feeling] [Verse 1] I keep a map with coffee stains Of every town that knew my name An old coat heavy with the miles And pockets full of borrowed smiles [Chorus] But every road bends home eventually Every river finds its sea I've been a stranger everywhere Just to learn my heart was there [Verse 2] I traded sleep for mountain air Left a verse on every stair [Bridge] (quiet, just guitar) If you see a light still burning That's the porch, and I'm returning [Chorus] [Outro] Hmm... my heart was there