

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] You were pouring cheap red In a plastic cup Writing names on the rims Like they’d ever be enough I was leaning on the doorway Just trying not to stare You said "Tell me one good reason I should trust you standing there" [Chorus] I could be your hero If you let me in tonight Not the one from the movies Just a guy who’ll hold you tight I can’t fix the whole world But I’ll stand right where it hurts I could be your hero If you let me see you first [Verse 2] You said "I’ve heard that promise From a truck bed or two They all swore they were different Till the tail-lights turned blue" But your voice shook on the last word Like a window in a storm I said "I ain’t got all the answers But I’ve got these open arms" [Chorus] I could be your hero If you let me in tonight Not the one from the movies Just a guy who’ll hold you tight I can’t fix the whole world But I’ll stand right where it hurts I could be your hero If you let me see you first [Bridge] I won’t ride in shining armor (no) Just boots full of old mistakes But I’ll walk through every rumor If that’s what it takes Tell me what you’re hiding Say it straight I won’t run I’ll be here when the crowd’s gone When the bar lights come undone [Chorus] I could be your hero If you let me in tonight Not the one from the movies Just a guy who’ll hold you tight I can’t fix the whole world But I’ll stand right where it hurts I could be your hero If you let me see you first
Tags
rock, Late-90s alt-country / pop-rock crossover with male vocals; grainy electric guitars, roomy live drums layered subtly with deep 808 subs. Verses stay hushed and moody with tremolo guitar and organ pad; chorus opens huge with stacked harmonies, crash cymbals, and a soaring melodic hook. Bridge strips to vocal, bass, and snare before final anthemic lift and ring-out., male vocals, pop rock, pop, country, country rock, alternative country, moody, electric
3:42
No
2/18/2026