Storm In My Chest

[Intro]
[Violin swell
Slow and wide]
[Band enters
Guitar takes the theme]
[Verse 1]
Coffee gone cold
Half-moon stuck in the blinds
Every thought of you
Keeps rewinding my mind
Knuckles on glass
I’ve worn a groove in the night
I’m too tired to fight
Too wired to close my eyes
[Chorus]
It’s love
It’s anger
It’s a storm in my chest
You tear me apart
Then you sew me up best
I’m screaming your name
In the dark
Out of breath
I’m broken and blessed
By this storm in my chest
[Verse 2]
You slam that door
Then come back
Laugh in my hands
We’re a wildfire slow
Burning holes in our plans
But when you lean in
All the damage turns soft
In the ache of your arms
Every curse shakes off
[Chorus]
It’s love
It’s anger
It’s a storm in my chest
You tear me apart
Then you sew me up best
I’m screaming your name
In the dark
Out of breath
I’m broken and blessed
By this storm in my chest
[Bridge]
I’ve been wide awake for days (oh)
Tracing your face in the air
Hating the hurt that I crave
Loving the weight of your stare
If this is wrong
Let it stay
I’d rather drown than forget
There’s a light hiding under
All this sweat
All this regret
[Chorus]
It’s love
It’s anger
It’s a storm in my chest
You tear me apart
Then you sew me up best
I’m laughing through tears
We’re a mess
We’re a test
Still I’m holding to hope
In this storm in my chest
[Outro]
[Violin returns
Echoing chorus melody]
(guitar hangs on a bending note)

rock, Big cinematic country-rock crossover: orchestral violin intro swelling into overdriven electric guitar and warm fingerstyle bass, then full band. Male vocals start low and brooding, building into a gritty, wide-open chorus. Drums come in halfway through Verse 1, chorus hits with stacked harmonies and sustained guitar bends, bridge drops to toms and bowed strings before a final, triumphant chorus., hard rock, deep, violin, country, strong, vocal, slow