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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I pawned my faith for a tank of gas
Sold my luck for a place to crash
Burned through every favor
Every crooked deal
Now my pockets hang like empty prayer wheels
[Chorus]
So come on death
Take your shot
You can have this busted body that I’ve already fought
You can carve your name across my heel
But you can’t take a damn thing
There’s nothing left to steal
Nothing left to steal
[Verse 2]
They took my job
Then they took my sleep
Took my teeth
Left the rot down deep
Took my name
Turned it into a file
But they never could touch how I curse and smile
[Chorus]
So come on death
Take your turn
You can douse these dirty ashes that already burned
You can drag me under
Turn the bright to teal
But you can’t take a damn thing
There’s nothing left to steal
Nothing left to steal
[Bridge]
I kissed goodbye to the fear of going
When the house went dark and the wind kept blowing
If the reaper comes with a slow hand
Fine
There’s a bed of busted promises
He can find me in the pines (yeah)
[Chorus]
So come on death
Sit right down
Pour yourself a drink in this two–ghost town
You can close these eyes
You can cut the reel
But you can’t take a damn thing
There’s nothing left to steal
Nothing left
Nothing left
There’s nothing left to steal
[Outro]
[melodic guitar riff crying against soft fiddle
Fading into reverb-drenched single-note line]
Details
GeneratedJan 17, 2026
Duration3:59
LanguageEnglish
Style
folk, Warm indie-folk with a dusty bluegrass edge; male vocals over fingerpicked acoustic and weeping slide guitar. Intimate verses stay close-mic’d with gentle harmonies; chorus blooms with steady stomp, brushed snare, and a fiddle shadowing the vocal melody. Guitar riffs answer each line like a voice breaking, then open into a bittersweet, melodic outro., indie folk, bluegrass
Credits
Prompt byDCStudios
ModelAria v5
Prompt
A melodic indie folk song with hint of bluegrass. An explicit song about not being afraid of death because there’s nothing left to take from the man. Melodic guitar riffs that cry for the person.
