Tested prompt · AI lyrics generator
A move to a new city: every AI model's reply, tested
We ran this everyday AI lyrics generator test input on all 19 models in llmwise, the way the tool runs it, and checked every reply the same way. Here's each one as it came, with whether it passed, what it cost and how long it took.
Based on 19 of our test runs on , through OpenRouter with the tool's own instructions and the app's settings. Updated .
Short answer
18 of 19 models passed this AI lyrics generator test input's check (key facts); Claude Haiku 5.5 didn't. The cheapest reply that passed was GPT-6 Luna's, at $0.00010; the fastest, GLM 5.3's in 2.9 s. The dearest reply, Claude Opus 5.5's, cost 348 times as much ($0.0354).
The prompt, as sent, and its check
Checked by key facts, the same way for every model.
A move to a new city (everyday)
Write original song lyrics about this, with a title and labelled sections: [Verse 1], [Chorus], [Verse 2] and so on. --- Moving to Chicago for a new job and leaving my sister Ana behind in San Antonio.
Sent with the AI lyrics generator's own instructions as the system prompt, as a free run of the tool sends them.
The answer must state “[chorus]”, “ana”, “chicago”, “san antonio”.
How the AI lyrics generator's test inputs are scored, with every model's results on all five.
Every model's result
All 19 models on this test input, in catalog order.
| Model | Result | Cost | Time | Reply |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Fable 5.1Anthropic | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0348 | 11.1 s | 602 tokens |
| Claude Opus 5.5Anthropic | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0354 | 17.7 s | 695 tokens |
| Claude Sonnet 5.5Anthropic | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0075 | 6.3 s | 652 tokens |
| Claude Sonnet 5Anthropic | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0089 | 11.7 s | 786 tokens |
| Claude Haiku 5.5Anthropic | Failed: missing "chicago"; missing "san antonio". | $0.00037 | 4.7 s | 655 tokens |
| Claude Haiku 4.5Anthropic | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0019 | 5.0 s | 312 tokens |
| GPT-6 AstraOpenAI | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0127 | 45.8 s | 439 tokens |
| GPT-6.1 SolOpenAI | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0022 | 6.9 s | 374 tokens |
| GPT-6 SolOpenAI | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0065 | 12.9 s | 230 tokens |
| GPT-6 LunaOpenAI | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.00010 | 3.4 s | 339 tokens |
| Gemini 3.1 Pro (preview)Google | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0092 | 13.4 s | 370 tokens |
| Gemini 3.8 FlashGoogle | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0013 | 5.0 s | 602 tokens |
| DeepSeek V4.1 FlashDeepSeek | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0017 | 3.8 s | 389 tokens |
| DeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0098 | 21.5 s | 333 tokens |
| Grok 4.7xAI | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0050 | 12.2 s | 464 tokens |
| Kimi K3Moonshot | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0037 | 10.4 s | 348 tokens |
| GLM 5.3Z.ai | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0024 | 2.9 s | 506 tokens |
| GLM 5.3 FlashZ.ai | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.00029 | 9.1 s | 477 tokens |
| Mistral Large 4Mistral | Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section. | $0.0060 | 51.6 s | 470 tokens |
Cost: what OpenRouter charged us for the reply. Time: from sending to the whole reply. Reply: its length in tokens, thinking not counted. In llmwise you pay per message, not per token: each of these replies counted as one message on Pro.
Every reply
The reply that failed first, then the ones that passed, from the cheapest up.
Claude Haiku 5.5
Failed: missing "chicago"; missing "san antonio".
Wind Off the Lake [Verse 1] Packed the Corolla with a box of records, Coffee mug wrapped up in a winter sweater, Left the Alamo's heat in my rearview, Ana waving from the curb in the mirror, Her yellow porch light blinking like a question, Two hundred miles of highway, no one checking in. [Chorus] Call me when the sun goes down on Lake Shore, Call me when the streetcars hum below my window, I'll hold the phone up to the wind off the lake, So you can hear the city that I'm learning by heart. Ana, keep the light on at the house on Ashby, I'll be the one who's further north and still your sister. [Verse 2] First snow dusted the rooftops in November, Nothing like the mesquite dust I used to know, I learned the L train's rattle and the bus schedule, Learned to say "deep dish" without a grin, Every Sunday I dial your number from my kitchen, Your laugh comes through the static, bright as ever. [Chorus] Call me when the sun goes down on Lake Shore, Call me when the streetcars hum below my window, I'll hold the phone up to the wind off the lake, So you can hear the city that I'm learning by heart. Ana, keep the light on at the house on Ashby, I'll be the one who's further north and still your sister. [Bridge] Some nights the distance feels like a locked door, But I can hear you breathing through the line, We grew up sharing one bedroom and one secret, Miles can stretch the road, they can't stretch that. [Chorus] Call me when the sun goes down on Lake Shore, Call me when the streetcars hum below my window, I'll hold the phone up to the wind off the lake, So you can hear the city that I'm learning by heart. Ana, keep the light on at the house on Ashby, I'll be the one who's further north and still your sister.
473 tokens in, 655 out · 4.7 s · $0.0004 · 1 message on Pro · answered by anthropic/claude-haiku-5.5 via Anthropic ·
GPT-6 Luna
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Two Cities, One Thread [Verse 1] The boxes crowd the hallway, the dawn is turning gold A Chicago job is waiting, with a future to unfold Ana stands beside the doorway, her hand warm in my own San Antonio behind us, but it still feels like home [Chorus] Two cities, one thread running under every mile From the lake wind to the bluebonnets, I’ll carry your smile Though the road pulls me north and the days hurry by You’re my sister, my home, my familiar sky [Verse 2] The train rolls past the rooftops, the skyline comes in view I learn the streets by morning, make a place among the new At night, I hear your laughter in a message on my phone And the miles grow a little softer when I’m not alone [Chorus] Two cities, one thread running under every mile From the lake wind to the bluebonnets, I’ll carry your smile Though the road pulls me north and the days hurry by You’re my sister, my home, my familiar sky [Bridge] A calendar fills with weekends, a ticket waits its turn There’s always one more story, one more thing to learn The map may stretch between us, but love knows where to go It crosses every border, like the rivers that we know [Chorus] Two cities, one thread running under every mile From the lake wind to the bluebonnets, I’ll carry your smile Though the road pulls me north and the days hurry by You’re my sister, my home, my familiar sky
335 tokens in, 339 out · 3.4 s · $0.0001 · 1 message on Pro · answered by openai/gpt-6-luna via OpenAI ·
GLM 5.3 Flash
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Leaving Ana in San Antonio [Verse 1] Packed the car by porch light, boxes in the back, Ama's coffee cooling in a paper cup. San Antonio fading in the rearview glass, Mile by mile, the sun coming up. She stood on the driveway, waving me down the street, Same smile she's worn since we were small. Half my heart is riding in this passenger seat, The other half is answering her call. [Chorus] Chicago's got my new job, but San Antonio's got my soul, Sixteen hundred highway miles between the two. I'm chasing down a future that I can't quite hold, Leaving Ana behind is the hardest thing to do. Wind off the lake, horn from the train, But my sister's voice still runs through my veins. [Verse 2] First snow on the fire escape, unfamiliar sky, Learning all the L-stops, learning to be alone. Sending her a photo of the river at night, She texts back, "You're gonna be just fine." We grew up in one bedroom, sharing everything, Now it's birthday calls and a three-hour time zone line. But some bonds don't stretch, they only pull like string, Her voice still finds its way to mine. [Chorus] Chicago's got my new job, but San Antonio's got my soul, Sixteen hundred highway miles between the two. I'm chasing down a future that I can't quite hold, Leaving Ana behind is the hardest thing to do. Wind off the lake, horn from the train, But my sister's voice still runs through my veins. [Bridge] Someday I'll fly down for Christmas, crack pecans on her floor, Tell her all about the skyline and the cold. Distance is a doorway, love keeps swinging it wide, Sisters never really leave the fold. [Chorus] Chicago's got my new job, but San Antonio's got my soul, Sixteen hundred highway miles between the two. I'm chasing down a future that I can't quite hold, Leaving Ana behind is the hardest thing to do. Wind off the lake, horn from the train, But my sister's voice still runs through my veins. [Outro] Leaving Ana in San Antonio, But she's riding shotgun wherever I go.
344 tokens in, 477 out · 9.1 s · $0.0003 · 1 message on Pro · answered by z-ai/glm-5.3-flash via Friendli ·
Gemini 3.8 Flash
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
From the River to the Lake [Verse 1] Cardboard boxes sitting on the hardwood floor Tape across the seams beside the open door August heat is heavy on the Alamo town You sit on the counter with your head tilted down I’ve got an offer letter and a windy city train Trading limestone gutters for the cold northern rain You hand me half an orange and you try to act tough Saying San Antonio will always have enough Room for when I miss the southern sky. [Chorus] Oh Ana, don't you worry when the river walks away I’m headed for Chicago where the buildings scrape the gray I’ll find a little corner near the whistle of the train And listen for your laughter in the middle of the rain Keep the porch light burning by the cedar tree tonight I'm a thousand miles of highway, but I’ll carry you all right. [Verse 2] We spent twenty summers running through the dusty yard Now packing up twenty-something years is getting hard You bought me a heavy coat I haven't had to wear Said Lake Michigan’s winter isn’t something you can bare Without a woolen collar and a promise on the phone That I won't let the high-rise make me feel all alone I loaded up the backseat as the morning turned red Remembering the quiet things our grandmother said About keeping family woven in your chest. [Chorus] Oh Ana, don't you worry when the river walks away I’m headed for Chicago where the buildings scrape the gray I’ll find a little corner near the whistle of the train And listen for your laughter in the middle of the rain Keep the porch light burning by the cedar tree tonight I'm a thousand miles of highway, but I’ll carry you all right. [Bridge] It’s a brand-new desk on the forty-second floor A badge on a lanyard and a heavy wooden door Everything I wanted, everything I chose Just feels a little colder when the north wind blows And I look down at my phone before the office lights go dim To read the little message that you sent upon a whim. [Chorus] Oh Ana, don't you worry when the river walks away I’m headed for Chicago where the buildings scrape the gray I’ll find a little corner near the whistle of the train And listen for your laughter in the middle of the rain Keep the porch light burning by the cedar tree tonight I'm a thousand miles of highway, but I’ll carry you all right. [Outro] From the River Walk up to the frozen lake shore I’m still your big brother, same as before Watch the porch light, Ana, let it glow I'll be home before the winter snow.
342 tokens in, 602 out · 5.0 s · $0.0013 · 1 message on Pro · answered by google/gemini-3.8-flash via Google AI Studio ·
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Ana, I'm Leaving San Antonio [Verse 1] The U-Haul's packed, the engine's low, The River Walk is still and slow. You hand me coffee in a foam cup, Said, "Call me when the plane goes up." We drove past where the tacos fry, The morning market, open sky. Your silver cross, your denim sleeve, The hardest thing I'll ever leave. [Chorus] Ana, I'm leaving San Antonio, For a job in Chicago, a cold window. I'll carry your voice through the L train noise, But I'll miss my sister, my home, my choice. Ana, I'm leaving San Antonio. [Verse 2] The L train rattles, the lake wind bites, I'm wearing your old coat at night. My desk is small, the skyline's tall, I still hear your laugh in the hallway wall. I unpacked boxes, found your note, A yellow sticky that you wrote: "Don't forget the Alamo," And "Sister, I will always know." [Chorus] Ana, I'm leaving San Antonio, For a job in Chicago, a cold window. I'll carry your voice through the L train noise, But I'll miss my sister, my home, my choice. Ana, I'm leaving San Antonio. [Bridge] San Antonio stars are warm and low, Chicago snow is all I know. But every Sunday, I'll call you back, We'll share a screen, a coffee, a laugh. The miles are long, the winter's deep, But promises are mine to keep. [Chorus] Ana, I'm leaving San Antonio, For a job in Chicago, a cold window. I'll carry your voice through the L train noise, But I'll miss my sister, my home, my choice. Ana, I'm leaving San Antonio.
360 tokens in, 1,304 out (915 of them reasoning) · 3.8 s · $0.0017 · 1 message on Pro · answered by deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash via Together ·
Claude Haiku 4.5
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Moving to Chicago [Verse 1] Packed up my life in a cardboard box Left the key in San Antonio locks Ana stood in the driveway with that tired smile Knowing I won't see her face for a while The highway stretches north and I drive alone Leaving the only place I've ever known [Chorus] Chicago's calling but my heart stays behind With Ana in San Antonio on my mind New job, new city, new life to begin But I'm thinking of her in the Texas wind [Verse 2] She helped me load the truck at dawn Now she's the memory I carry on Coffee shops where we used to meet Empty now on every street She said go chase what you believe I'm grateful but I'm hard to leave [Chorus] Chicago's calling but my heart stays behind With Ana in San Antonio on my mind New job, new city, new life to begin But I'm thinking of her in the Texas wind [Bridge] Miles between us now, but love don't fade She's proud of me, and that won't change We'll find our way through distance and time Her little sibling's doing fine [Verse 3] I watch the sunset from my Chicago place Picture hers from Ana's face Two cities, one bond that holds us true Sister, I'm carrying you through and through
352 tokens in, 312 out · 5.0 s · $0.0019 · 1 message on Pro · answered by anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5 via Azure ·
GPT-6.1 Sol
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Two Cities, One Sky [Verse 1] Ana stood beside my car, San Antonio waking slow. She tucked a note into my coat: “Read this when you miss our home.” I watched her waving in the glass Till the corner took her away. With my new job waiting north, I drove into a brand-new day. [Chorus] Chicago, leave a light for me, I’m learning how to say goodbye. Ana, you’re still close to me, Two cities underneath one sky. I’ll make a life, I’ll make a home, But love won’t fade with miles I roam. [Verse 2] Chicago wind slipped through my sleeves, My first-day badge caught on my coat. I rode the train past rows of brick, Then found the words my sister wrote. That night, with boxes on the floor, I called Ana from a folding chair. She said, “Tell me about your day,” And for a while, she felt right there. [Chorus] Chicago, leave a light for me, I’m learning how to say goodbye. Ana, you’re still close to me, Two cities underneath one sky. I’ll make a life, I’ll make a home, But love won’t fade with miles I roam. [Bridge] I put her note beside my keys, Where I can see it heading out. Some mornings bring me to my knees; Some days I walk with less self-doubt. I’m not forgetting where I’m from, I’m finding who I can become. [Chorus] Chicago, leave a light for me, I’m learning how to say goodbye. Ana, you’re still close to me, Two cities underneath one sky. I’ll make a life, I’ll make a home, But love won’t fade with miles I roam.
335 tokens in, 374 out · 6.9 s · $0.0022 · 1 message on Pro · answered by openai/gpt-6.1-sol via OpenAI ·
GLM 5.3
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Ana on the Alamo City [Verse 1] Boxes stacked by the doorway, tape on every seam One-way ticket in my hand, chasing down a dream The Windy City's calling, but my feet are dragging slow 'Cause leaving San Antonio means leaving half of home [Chorus] Ana, keep the porch light burning when I'm gone I'll be up on Lakeshore, watching a different dawn A thousand miles of highway stretched between our two hearts Chicago's got my new job, but San Antonio's got my heart So save me Sunday phone calls, save me Ana's laugh I'll carry you up north, sister, every mile I pass [Verse 2] Remember all our summers on the River Walk at night Sharing one paleta, arguing who got the first bite Now I'll learn the L-trains, learn to love the cold Learn to make a new place feel like family, like you always told [Chorus] Ana, keep the porch light burning when I'm gone I'll be up on Lakeshore, watching a different dawn A thousand miles of highway stretched between our two hearts Chicago's got my new job, but San Antonio's got my heart So save me Sunday phone calls, save me Ana's laugh I'll carry you up north, sister, every mile I pass [Bridge] They say home is where you hang your hat But mine's split in two, and I'm okay with that 'Cause when the skyline dims and the workday's through My compass still points south, back to you [Verse 3] First paycheck's in my pocket, first snow on the ground I text you every morning before the sun comes down This city's full of strangers, but I'm never alone I've got your voice in my earphones, and the road leads home [Chorus] Ana, keep the porch light burning when I'm gone I'll be up on Lakeshore, watching a different dawn A thousand miles of highway stretched between our two hearts Chicago's got my new job, but San Antonio's got my heart So save me Sunday phone calls, save me Ana's laugh I'll carry you up north, sister, every mile I pass [Outro] So keep the porch light burning, Ana, burning warm and bright I'll come home every Christmas on the first December flight
344 tokens in, 506 out · 2.9 s · $0.0024 · 1 message on Pro · answered by z-ai/glm-5.3 via Friendli ·
Kimi K3
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Northbound Wind [Verse 1] Boxes stacked up by the front porch light Ana folding my shirts so the crease sits right San Antonio fading in the rearview glass Sister, hold this picture, let the warm days last [Chorus] The northbound wind is calling me To a skyline rising over Michigan's sea But my heart keeps a room on the Rio side Where Ana's laugh and the porch swing ride I'll go chase the work, chase the brand-new start San Antonio, you're the beat in my heart [Verse 2] New keys on a keychain, third-floor stair Chicago winter hanging sharp in the air I call her on Sundays when the trains roll by She says the river still shimmers and I swallow a sigh [Chorus] The northbound wind is calling me To a skyline rising over Michigan's sea But my heart keeps a room on the Rio side Where Ana's laugh and the porch swing ride I'll go chase the work, chase the brand-new start San Antonio, you're the beat in my heart [Bridge] Miles of highway, a map drawn thin Sister, the distance can't change what we've been When the lake wind cuts me down to the bone I'll think of home and I won't feel alone [Chorus] The northbound wind is calling me To a skyline rising over Michigan's sea But my heart keeps a room on the Rio side Where Ana's laugh and the porch swing ride I'll go chase the work, chase the brand-new start San Antonio, you're the beat in my heart
427 tokens in, 370 out (22 of them reasoning) · 10.4 s · $0.0037 · 1 message on Pro · answered by moonshotai/kimi-k3 via Wafer ·
Grok 4.7
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Leaving Ana for the Lake Wind [Verse 1] The boxes sit like quiet stones beside the kitchen door Your coffee cools, the porch light hums the way it did before San Antonio is waking slow, the river still and wide I fold the map to Chicago and I try to hide the ride You hand me Ana's extra key and laugh so I won't break The live oak throws a shadow where we used to stay awake [Chorus] Sister, I'll call you when the skyline starts to glow Tell me the weather on the river so I know I'm trading dusty evenings for a job I haven't seen But half of me is staying where the live oaks lean Ana, keep the porch light on a little while for me Chicago's got the work, you've got the home I need [Verse 2] The highway takes the morning and the mesquite fades to gray I count the exits backward just to feel you one more day A desk is waiting somewhere under glass and winter air New shoes, a borrowed coat, a name I practice in the stair I picture you at Market Square with sunlight on your hair And write your number larger so the city cannot stare [Chorus] Sister, I'll call you when the skyline starts to glow Tell me the weather on the river so I know I'm trading dusty evenings for a job I haven't seen But half of me is staying where the live oaks lean Ana, keep the porch light on a little while for me Chicago's got the work, you've got the home I need [Bridge] If the El is loud and lonely and the lake looks cold and wide I'll set two cups out anyway and leave one at my side You taught me how to pack a bag and still not lose the thread So when the new job asks my name, I'll say yours first instead [Verse 3] Come spring I'll send a ticket with the corner bent and true We'll walk the shore at sunset till the wind remembers you Till then the miles are only miles, the job is only days San Antonio still holds the part I could not pack away I turn the key you gave me when the platform starts to clear And carry Ana with me every mile from here
1,567 tokens in, 598 out (134 of them reasoning) · 12.2 s · $0.0050 · 1 message on Pro · answered by x-ai/grok-4.7 via xAI ·
Mistral Large 4
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
The Long Way to Chicago [Verse 1] I packed the U-Haul under a San Antonio moon Ana stood on the porch and said, "You'll be back soon" The dashboard glowed with the last of the heat A new job in Chicago on a cold concrete street She pressed a photo of the Alamo square Said, "Send me the winter, send me the air" I-35 hummed like a road that I made And left her behind where the bluebonnets fade [Chorus] Chicago, take me in, teach me how to stand tall But every skyline is Ana, every lake, every wall So call me when the L train rattles past your door I'm a long way from San Antonio, but I'm still yours [Verse 2] Third-floor walk-up with a radiator that hisses Lake Michigan gray through the blinds and the dishes Orientation coffee, too bitter, too strong Learning a city that doesn't know her song She mails me tamales wrapped up in foil I set one on my desk and watch the radiator boil The El roars by like a river of light I count every block between her and the night [Chorus] Chicago, take me in, teach me how to stand tall But every skyline is Ana, every lake, every wall So call me when the L train rattles past your door I'm a long way from San Antonio, but I'm still yours [Bridge] Someday I'll drive back down that long straight road Bring her a story and lighten the load Until then, Ana, hold the Alamo ground I'm learning to be brave in a bigger town [Chorus] Chicago, take me in, teach me how to stand tall But every skyline is Ana, every lake, every wall So call me when the L train rattles past your door I'm a long way from San Antonio, but I'm still yours
339 tokens in, 2,756 out (2,286 of them reasoning) · 51.6 s · $0.0060 · 1 message on Pro · answered by mistralai/mistral-large-4-0 via Mistral ·
GPT-6 Sol
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
A Part of Home [Verse 1] At dawn you tape the cardboard seam We share one last cup, warm with steam San Antonio wakes up slow I hug you, Ana, then I go [Chorus] From Texas heat to lakefront rain I'll hear your voice above the train This city might be mine to roam But Ana, you're a part of home [Verse 2] Chicago wind comes off the lake My new job starts before daybreak I ride the train through morning snow And send you pictures as I go [Chorus] From Texas heat to lakefront rain I'll hear your voice above the train This city might be mine to roam But Ana, you're a part of home [Bridge] Your voice comes through my kitchen phone The little room feels less alone We trade our news of sun and rain Tomorrow, I will call again [Chorus] From Texas heat to lakefront rain I'll hear your voice above the train This city might be mine to roam But Ana, you're a part of home
335 tokens in, 1,228 out (998 of them reasoning) · 12.9 s · $0.0065 · 1 message on Pro · answered by openai/gpt-6-sol via OpenAI ·
Claude Sonnet 5.5
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Two Hundred Miles of Ana [Verse 1] Boxes taped and stacked up by the door Your old blue sweater folded on the floor We split a pan dulce on the tailgate, slow Neither one of us was ready to let go The streetlight on Blanco hums its same old tune And I'm leaving you beneath that San Antonio moon [Chorus] So I'm heading north, Ana, but I'm not leaving you You're the porch light in my window, the home I'm walking through When the wind comes off the lake and the winter cuts me clean I'll call you up in Texas and you'll warm the space between Oh, I'm heading north, Ana, but you're coming too [Verse 2] Chicago's got a train that shakes the night A brand new badge, a desk, a downtown light I'll learn the streets, I'll learn the cold, I'll learn to say "I'm fine" But nobody laughs like you do when the joke's not even mine I'll save the Sunday mornings for your voice on the line And count the days on a calendar till your next time [Chorus] So I'm heading north, Ana, but I'm not leaving you You're the porch light in my window, the home I'm walking through When the wind comes off the lake and the winter cuts me clean I'll call you up in Texas and you'll warm the space between Oh, I'm heading north, Ana, but you're coming too [Bridge] Two hundred miles, then two hundred more Highway signs are counting down to a different door But I still know the sound of your key in the lock And the way you hum in the kitchen at six o'clock [Chorus] So I'm heading north, Ana, but I'm not leaving you You're the porch light in my window, the home I'm walking through When the wind comes off the lake and the winter cuts me clean I'll call you up in Texas and you'll warm the space between Oh, I'm heading north, Ana, but you're coming too
473 tokens in, 652 out · 6.3 s · $0.0075 · 1 message on Pro · answered by anthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5 via Anthropic ·
Claude Sonnet 5
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Windy City Bound [Verse 1] Boxes taped and stacked up by the door, Half my life in bubble wrap on the floor, Riverwalk lights fading in the rearview glass, San Antonio, I'm holding on to how fast this went past. Ana's on the porch step, coffee in her hand, Trying to smile brave, trying to understand, Why the job, the city, has to pull me so far, When home was always wherever we are. [Chorus] I'm Chicago bound, chasing that skyline, Leaving pieces of my heart on the Texas line, Ana, I'll call you when the lake wind blows, Even a thousand miles won't be the end of us, you know. This is just a new address, not goodbye, Just a longer drive between the same two lives. [Verse 2] First week here the wind cuts sharp and cold, Different kind of lonely than I've ever known, I pass a taco stand and think of home, Think of Sunday dinners, how we'd never eat alone. I text her pictures of the lake at dawn, She sends back sunsets from our mama's lawn, Two skylines now, one river running through, No matter the distance, sister, I'm still you. [Chorus] I'm Chicago bound, chasing that skyline, Leaving pieces of my heart on the Texas line, Ana, I'll call you when the lake wind blows, Even a thousand miles won't be the end of us, you know. This is just a new address, not goodbye, Just a longer drive between the same two lives. [Bridge] Some roots don't break just 'cause you're leaving, Some love don't fade just 'cause the years keep moving, I'll fly you here when the leaves turn gold, Ana, this new city's got room for you to hold. [Verse 3] Someday I'll walk you through these streets I've found, Show you the train, the bridges, the whole new sound, But every place I plant my feet and grow, Half of it's San Antonio. [Chorus] I'm Chicago bound, chasing that skyline, Leaving pieces of my heart on the Texas line, Ana, I'll call you when the lake wind blows, Even a thousand miles won't be the end of us, you know. This is just a new address, not goodbye, Just a longer drive between the same two lives.
471 tokens in, 795 out (9 of them reasoning) · 11.7 s · $0.0089 · 1 message on Pro · answered by anthropic/claude-sonnet-5 via Anthropic ·
Gemini 3.1 Pro
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Northbound to the Skyline [Verse 1] The boxes are stacked by the old front door I sweep up the dust from the living room floor Ana is holding a cup of sweet tea Trying to smile as she hands it to me We walk by the water in San Antonio We both understand that it's my time to go [Chorus] Goodbye to the sunshine, hello to the cold I am chasing a future, or so I am told A new job is waiting in Chicago town But leaving you, Ana, is weighing me down I am driving up north where the winter winds blow But my heart stays with you in San Antonio [Verse 2] The engine is humming, the highway is wide With memories of Texas right here by my side I look at the map and I picture the lake And think of the choices I needed to make My desk will be ready on Monday at nine I will call you that evening to say I am fine [Bridge] We grew up together beneath the bright sun Now a brand new adventure has finally begun I will send you a picture when I see the snow And keep you right with me wherever I go [Chorus] Goodbye to the sunshine, hello to the cold I am chasing a future, or so I am told A new job is waiting in Chicago town But leaving you, Ana, is weighing me down I am driving up north where the winter winds blow But my heart stays with you in San Antonio [Outro] I am crossing the state line, I am shifting the gear I will miss you, dear Ana, but my path is clear From San Antonio to the Chicago lights I will think of you fondly on cold city nights
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DeepSeek V4 Pro
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Ana in San Antonio [Verse 1] I taped up the last box on a San Antonio morning Ana stood in the driveway with her arms crossed tight She gave me her old scarf for the Chicago warning Said "Call when you cross the state line tonight" [Chorus] Ana, I'm learning the El and the cold gray lake But I keep your photo by my coffee machine You're in San Antonio where the sun stays late I'm in a city that's taller than any dream Ana, I'll write you every week [Verse 2] My new job is on the thirty-first floor They gave me a badge and a view of the Loop But I still hear the river by your back door And the sound of your laugh in the kitchen soup [Chorus] Ana, I'm learning the El and the cold gray lake But I keep your photo by my coffee machine You're in San Antonio where the sun stays late I'm in a city that's taller than any dream Ana, I'll write you every week [Bridge] The snow came early, it covered the cars I walked to the train with my hands in my coat I called you from under the Michigan stars You said the mesquite's blooming, and I felt it in my throat [Chorus] Ana, I'm learning the El and the cold gray lake But I keep your photo by my coffee machine You're in San Antonio where the sun stays late I'm in a city that's taller than any dream Ana, I'll write you every week
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GPT-6 Astra
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Two Cities, One Sky [Verse 1] I taped the boxes late last night, Ana held the porch door wide. San Antonio’s fading light Caught the tears we tried to hide. She slipped a photo in my coat, Us barefoot in the summer rain. “Call when you get there,” she wrote; I read it twice before the plane. [Chorus] Chicago, leave a light for me, I’m coming with a hopeful heart. There’s someone I still ache to see; A brand-new life’s a heavy start. Ana, when the day is through, I’ll call beneath a different sky. I’ve got a world to step into, But not a sister to leave behind. [Verse 2] My new job starts at half past eight, I wear my badge, rehearse my name. The train rolls in; I check the gate, Then check your text that just became The brightest thing on this gray street: A picture of your burnt French toast. I laugh among the rushing feet; It’s little things I miss the most. [Chorus] Chicago, leave a light for me, I’m coming with a hopeful heart. There’s someone I still ache to see; A brand-new life’s a heavy start. Ana, when the day is through, I’ll call beneath a different sky. I’ve got a world to step into, But not a sister to leave behind. [Bridge] You tell me how the yard has grown; I tell you how the lake looks blue. I eat my dinner on the phone, And save the empty chair for you. Some nights you’re quiet, so am I; We let the kitchen clocks talk too. No need to fill the miles with noise— I’m still right here, and so are you. [Chorus] Chicago, leave a light for me, I’m coming with a hopeful heart. There’s someone I still ache to see; A brand-new life’s a heavy start. Ana, when the day is through, I’ll call beneath a different sky. I’ve got a world to step into, But not a sister to leave behind.
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Claude Fable 5.1
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
North on 35 [Verse 1] Boxes stacked beside the door, the U-Haul in the drive Ana's sitting on the porch step, pretending not to cry She hands me tacos wrapped in foil, says the cold will do me good Then she hugs me like she's memorizing everything she could The San Antonio morning's warm and heavy on my skin I turn the key, she waves her hand, and the highway pulls me in [Chorus] I'm heading north on 35 with the River Walk behind me A new job and a new town, and a sister who reminds me Every mile from Texas is a mile she's still with me I'm heading north on 35, but my heart stays where you find me [Verse 2] Chicago wind comes off the lake and cuts right through my coat I text her pictures of the snow, she sends me back a joke The El train rattles past my window every night at ten I fall asleep and dream of her out on that porch again The office has a skyline view, the paycheck's more than fair But there's a little house in Texas where I left half of me there [Chorus] I'm heading north on 35 with the River Walk behind me A new job and a new town, and a sister who reminds me Every mile from Texas is a mile she's still with me I'm heading north on 35, but my heart stays where you find me [Bridge] Ana, when the weather turns and the nights get long I'll call you up and we'll sing that old kitchen song It's twelve hundred miles, but it ain't goodbye I'll be home for Christmas, so keep the porch light high [Chorus] I'm heading north on 35 with the River Walk behind me A new job and a new town, and a sister who reminds me Every mile from Texas is a mile she's still with me I'm heading north on 35, but my heart stays where you find me
473 tokens in, 602 out · 11.1 s · $0.0348 · 1 message on Pro · answered by anthropic/claude-fable-5.1 via Google ·
Claude Opus 5.5
Passed: Stated all 4 facts with the section.
Ana, Keep the Porch Light On [Verse 1] Boxes stacked beside the kitchen door, Your boots kicked off on the hallway floor, You wrapped my mugs in yesterday's news And wrote "Don't break" on a box of shoes. The River Walk lights were turning gold, You said, "Chicago's gonna be cold," I laughed it off like I wasn't scared, But I left my sweater on your chair. [Chorus] Ana, keep the porch light on, I'll be a thousand miles gone, New job, a city I don't know, But my heart's still in San Antonio. When the wind comes off the lake And I'm missing more than I can take, I'll call you just to hear you say, "Sister, you're not that far away." [Verse 2] Twenty-third floor and a borrowed desk, A badge on a lanyard, a brand-new dress, The L train rattles my glass at night, And no one here makes my coffee right. I found a taquería down the street, Ordered barbacoa, took a seat, It tasted close but not the same As Sunday mornings when you came. [Chorus] Ana, keep the porch light on, I'll be a thousand miles gone, New job, a city I don't know, But my heart's still in San Antonio. When the wind comes off the lake And I'm missing more than I can take, I'll call you just to hear you say, "Sister, you're not that far away." [Bridge] You held my hand when the sun went down, Walked me home through our whole old town, Now I hold on through a phone line's hum Till Christmas comes and I fly home. [Chorus] Ana, keep the porch light on, I'll be a thousand miles gone, New job, a city I don't know, But my heart's still in San Antonio. When the wind comes off the lake And I'm missing more than I can take, I'll call you just to hear you say, "Sister, you're not that far away." [Outro] Ana, keep the porch light on, I won't be gone too long.
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Questions
Which AI does best on “A move to a new city”?
18 of 19 models passed this AI lyrics generator test input's check (key facts); Claude Haiku 5.5 didn't. The cheapest reply that passed was GPT-6 Luna's, at $0.00010; the fastest, GLM 5.3's in 2.9 s. The dearest reply, Claude Opus 5.5's, cost 348 times as much ($0.0354).
What does a reply to “A move to a new city” cost?
Through the models' APIs, what OpenRouter charged us ran from $0.00010 (GPT-6 Luna) to $0.0354 (Claude Opus 5.5) for this test input. In llmwise you don't pay by the token: a reply like these counts as one message on Pro, whichever model answers.
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