Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] In the garden of the broken Where the careless footsteps stray Something crimson in the gray dust Steals the breath I meant to save Petals bleeding on my fingers Velvet stain along the veins Every thorn a quiet warning Every cut remembers names [Chorus] It is red as blood But such a sight How can something hurt and hold me right? How does all this beauty rise from dirt? Tearing through my skin A gentle curse Known as a gift of love Given sharp enough to draw I hold the rose I hold the pain And I still want more [Verse 2] You were planted in my ruins Found you growing in the ash All those secrets in your fragrance All those ghosts behind your laugh Twisting stems around my wrist bone Like a vow I never spoke Every promise leaves a scar line Every blessing tastes of smoke [Chorus] It is red as blood But such a sight How can something hurt and hold me right? How does all this beauty rise from dirt? Tearing through my skin A gentle curse Known as a gift of love Given sharp enough to draw I hold the rose I hold the pain And I still want more [Bridge] Will you bloom when I am empty? Will you fade if I let go? If I leave you in the soil Will you still call this my home? Cut me open Find the garden Where your thorns have taken root I am bleeding I am grateful For the violence of your truth [Chorus] It is red as blood But such a sight How can something hurt and hold me right? How does all this beauty rise from dirt? Tearing through my skin A gentle curse Known as a gift of love Given sharp enough to draw I hold the rose I hold the pain And I still want more (still want more)
Tags
rock, Female vocals over symphonic metal core: tremolo guitars and double-kick under dark strings and choir pads. Verses stay gothic-folk with acoustic guitar, harp, and low toms; chorus erupts with soaring melody, power chords, and stacked harmonies. Bridge drops to eerie piano and distant choir, then slams back with a half-time, headbang-ready outro., gothic alternative, symphonic metal, metal, folk rock
Duration
4:36
Instrumental
No
Created
3/5/2026