🎨 Track Covers — demo

Title: Crossroads
Artist: Robert Johnson
Logo: Smokestack Records

[Intro] [Slow acoustic slide guitar intro] [Rhythmic foot stomp] [Verse 1] Woke up this morning, clock is ticking mighty loud Woke up this morning, clock is ticking mighty loud Got fifty years of shadows, wrapping round me like a shroud [Verse 2] Looked in the mirror, gray is creeping in my hair Looked in the mirror, gray is creeping in my hair Lord the miles I traveled, left a heavy burden there [Chorus] Well the crossroads are calling, but I already paid my dues Yeah the crossroads are calling, but I already paid my dues Just a middle-aged sinner, singing these leftover blues [Instrumental Break] [Intense slide guitar solo] [Heavy foot stomp] [Verse 3] My bones are aching, like the floorboards in the rain My bones are aching, like the floorboards in the rain But this old steel string, is gonna wash away the pain [Verse 4] I left the devil waiting, down on Highway Forty-Nine I left the devil waiting, down on Highway Forty-Nine Got a heart full of rust, but the rest of me is doing fine [Chorus] Cause the crossroads are calling, but I already paid my dues Yeah the crossroads are calling, but I already paid my dues Just a middle-aged sinner, singing these leftover blues [Outro] Going down the highway, ain't got no place to be Going down the highway, ain't got no place to be Just the cold delta wind, howling back at me Yeah howling back at me [Slow guitar fade out] [End]

scene: low-angle shot of cracked sun-baked Mississippi Delta highway at twilight, long telegraph-pole shadows palette: faded indigo, burnt orange, charcoal, sepia, off-white style: cinematic 35mm film, grainy mood: isolated, weary, haunting, timeless title: top-center, bold condensed gothic sans, distressed artist: under-title, all-caps wide tracking, off-white logo: bottom-center, ~10% width, muted imprint style