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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Been up before the sun
By the line and the trucks
Hands worn hard, boots thick with dust
You know what it costs
We need a voice that stands
When the pressure gets mean
Somebody solid in the room
And somebody clean
[Pre-Chorus]
Talk straight
Hold firm
Know the trade
Earn the word
[Chorus]
Doug Tansy
We trust that name
Doug Tansy
He’ll hold the frame
For the spark and the pole
For the crews on the road
Doug Tansy
We trust that name
[Verse 2]
Electricians on the job
Linemen out in the wind
Communication workers too
Need a man that won’t bend
Not a slick-talk suit
Not a hand-me-down line
Just a steady deal
And a backbone that shines
[Pre-Chorus]
No games
No fog
Just a hand
On the log
[Chorus]
Doug Tansy
We trust that name
Doug Tansy
He’ll hold the frame
For the spark and the pole
For the crews on the road
Doug Tansy
We trust that name
[Bridge]
When the old days crack
And the wages fall short
We want a man in the fight
Who can stand in that court
[Lead Guitar]
[Lead Guitar Solo]
[Final Chorus]
Doug Tansy
We trust that name
Doug Tansy
He’ll hold the frame
For the spark and the pole
For the crews on the road
Doug Tansy
We trust that name
Details
GeneratedMay 2, 2026
Duration4:17
LanguageEnglish
Style
Folk-blues with heavy southern metal swagger, mid-tempo stomp and swung back-porch pulse; verse rides grit and handclaps, pre-chorus tightens to low toms and tense guitar bends, chorus opens with gang shouts and a lead-guitar cry. Gravelly male vocals with doubled hooks, short delay throws, and rough harmony replies. Hairpin fills, amp hiss, and a slide-guitar turn into a ripping lead break. Wide, dusty, punchy mix., folk, blues, metal
Credits
Prompt by
SoulfulDrum546
SoulfulDrum546ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
“Doug Tansy” for business manager, representing electricians, lineman, and communication workers, positive trust endorsement, folk, Gritty back-porch blues fused with heavy southern metal; lead guitar
