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Where the Coffee Stays Warm (Old Country Instrumentals)

   • Country and Folk Roads: A World Instrument...   A collection of quiet, traditional country instrumentals inspired by porches at sunrise, dusty back roads, lantern-lit barns, and unhurried cups of coffee. These songs return to the roots of old country—simple melodies, fingerpicked acoustic guitars, gentle fiddles, upright bass, and soft brushed rhythms. No vocals, no rush, just honest sound and familiar places. Music for early mornings, slow evenings, and moments where time feels still. #OldCountry #TraditionalCountry #CountryInstrumental #AcousticCountry #MellowCountry #CountryCafe #PorchMusic #RuralVibes #RelaxingMusic #CoffeeTime #americana Lyric: Title: Coffee Stays Warm [Verse 1] Morning light on a wooden floor Screen door sings like it’s done before Dust in the air, boots by the wall Time don’t hurry here at all Coffee’s strong, the sky’s still pale Train far off on a lonesome rail Every worry learns to wait When the day wakes up this late [Chorus] Coffee stays warm, the world stays still No one’s asking me how or when I will Just a quiet breath and a slow sunrise Same old chair, same old sky Coffee stays warm, and so do I [Verse 2] Fence leans low by the gravel road Years gone by but it still holds Mama’s laugh in the wind somehow Feels like she’s still around Radio hums an old refrain Songs about love, loss, and rain Nothing new, but nothing’s gone Some things know where they belong [Chorus] Coffee stays warm, the world stays still No one’s asking me how or when I will Just a quiet breath and a slow sunrise Same old chair, same old sky Coffee stays warm, and so do I [Bridge] If tomorrow comes knocking fast I’ll let it pass, I’ll let it pass Some mornings ain’t meant to run They’re meant to last [Final Chorus] Coffee stays warm, the screen door sighs Sun climbs slow in the open sky I don’t need much, I don’t need more Just this moment, just this porch Coffee stays warm… And that’s enough for me [Outro] Yeah, that’s enough for me