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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Boots in the cinder.
Stone in my jaw.
I carry the weight
of a lock and a law.
Names in the smoke,
old iron and dust.
I learned how to stand
when the strong had to rust.
[Pre-Chorus]
Count every scar.
Count every seam.
Hear that old signal
rattle through me.
[Chorus]
From the ash, the code ascends
From the ash, the code ascends
Break the seal, and bend the end
From the ash, the code ascends
[Verse 2]
Cold in the marrow,
thunder in chains.
I read the old warnings
carved into stains.
Hands on the gate,
eyes on the flame.
If the world wants a verdict,
it knows my name.
[Pre-Chorus]
Count every scar.
Count every seam.
Hear that old signal
rattle through me.
[Chorus]
From the ash, the code ascends
From the ash, the code ascends
Break the seal, and bend the end
From the ash, the code ascends
[Bridge]
Hah, let the walls answer
Hah, let the floor shake
I was built in the pressure
I don't break
[Final Chorus]
From the ash, the code ascends
From the ash, the code ascends
Break the seal, and bend the end
From the ash, the code ascends
From the ash, the code ascends
From the ash, the code ascends
Details
GeneratedMay 8, 2026
Duration3:39
LanguageEnglish
Style
Industrial chant with throat-sung baritone and spoken-word pulse at 169 BPM; verse rides a heavy mono drone and distant metal hits, pre-chorus strips to a tense half-time stomp, chorus opens with stacked guttural doubles and gang chants on the anchor phrase. Add reversed swells, chain-rattle transitions, and a sub drop into each return. Mix is dry, massive, and close-mic with a brutal low-end focus., drone, rhythmic, throat singing, low
Credits
Prompt by
GrizzlyJones
GrizzlyJonesModelAria v5.5
Prompt
The Warden’s Foundation (The Low End):Heavy, rhythmic throat singing or a spoken-word baritone "drone." This layer holds the 169 BPM pulse like a heartbeat, chanting "From the ash, the code ascends"
