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Lyrics
[Intro]
Slow steps on the porch boards
One hard look from the door
Banjo crying in the dark
Fiddle cutting through the bark
[Verse 1]
You came back with that same lie
Same red stain in your eye
I kept the porch light on
You kept me waiting too long
Your shadow hit the frame
Like a match to an old flame
[Pre-Chorus]
Now the air feels thin
And the hurt won't bend
You want one more chance
I want this to end
[Chorus]
Go back to hell
I don't want you here
Go back to hell
I don't need your tears
You burned this home
You broke this trust
Go back to hell
Before I lose my lust
[Verse 2]
I seen your boots by the stair
Mud and trouble everywhere
You talk sweet like a snake
But I know the shape you make
This house knows my name
And it don't house shame
[Pre-Chorus]
Now the air feels thin
And the hurt won't bend
You want one more chance
I want this to end
[Chorus]
Go back to hell
I don't want you here
Go back to hell
I don't need your tears
You burned this home
You broke this trust
Go back to hell
Before I lose my lust
[Bridge]
[Tempo lifts]
Hear that banjo run
Hear that hammer come
I’m done being your fall
Done hearing that call
Take your poison and go
Take your lies and your show
[Final Chorus]
Go back to hell
I don't want you here
Go back to hell
I don't need your tears
You burned this home
You broke this trust
Go back to hell
Before I lose my lust
[Outro]
Slow steps on the porch boards
Then gone into the night
Details
GeneratedJun 4, 2026
Duration4:02
LanguageEnglish
Style
Country rock with quiet banjo and fiddle intro that starts slow then kicks into a faster, driving groove; verse is lean and tense, pre-chorus lifts with harmony stacks, chorus slams with gritty male vocals and gang shouts on the hook. Fiddle slides, banjo rolls, and a drum fill build each transition. Raw close-mic lead, wide electric guitars, punchy mix with dusty bite., violin, slow, vocal, country rock
Credits
Prompt by
James6346
James6346ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Quiet Violin banjo intro start slow and gets faster out in the song Dark male vocal country rock
Go back to hell, I don’t want you her
