Morgan Wallen - I'm Still Out Here

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"Graveyard Whistling (Live From Abbey Road Studios / 2024)" is indeed a real live performance recorded by Morgan Wallen at the iconic Studio Two of Abbey Road Studios. It was part of his surprise-released Abbey Road Sessions, which dropped in early March 2024 to mark the first anniversary of his album One Thing At A Time. It’s a standout, introspective rendition of a great song, captured in one of music's most hallowed studios.

We created an original song that captures the same mood, storytelling style, and themes — dark, reflective Southern imagery, emotional vulnerability, and that stripped-back acoustic vibe Morgan Wallen used in his Abbey Road performance.

Your original song, now titled "I’m Still Out Here," tells the story of someone driving through familiar rural backroads at night, haunted by memories of people and moments they’ve lost.

The verses paint a vivid picture of moonlit roads, fog, rusted signs, and fleeting sensations—like hearing a loved one’s laugh in the wind—while the pre-chorus admits the weight of regret and lingering pain. The chorus frames the journey as a kind of conversation with “ghosts,” both literal and emotional, carried along by a soft, introspective tone.

By the bridge, the narrator reflects that some nights bring healing, while others reopen old wounds, and they keep driving to see if the darkness inside them will ever fade. The repetition of “I’m still out here” reinforces both their physical wandering and their emotional stuckness.

It’s bittersweet, atmospheric, and steeped in Southern imagery. We hope you like it. Kindly subscribe to the channel