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[Verse 1]
It started small
A crack in the frame
A sentence, a glance
Then nothing felt the same
My old map bent
In my coat pocket seam
I looked at the room
Like I’d never been seen
[Pre-Chorus]
And the floorboards moved
Not by a mile
Just enough to make
My old truth split wide
[Chorus]
That first spark
Turned my head around
(turned my head around)
That first spark
Pulled the hidden out
(pulled it out)
Now I can’t unsee
What was waiting there
That first spark
Changed the air
[Verse 2]
The glass got thin
The corners grew teeth
Every little habit
Lost its honesty
What I called “normal”
Fell off my tongue
And the world showed seams
Where I thought there was none
[Pre-Chorus]
And the floorboards moved
Not by a mile
Just enough to make
My old truth split wide
[Chorus]
That first spark
Turned my head around
(turned my head around)
That first spark
Pulled the hidden out
(pulled it out)
Now I can’t unsee
What was waiting there
That first spark
Changed the air
[Bridge]
One tiny break
In the shape I knew
And suddenly doors
Were doors in two
I followed the shift
Like a thread in my hand
Past the locked-up room
To the edge of the land
[Final Chorus]
That first spark
Turned my head around
(turned my head around)
That first spark
Pulled the hidden out
(pulled it out)
Now I can’t unsee
What was waiting there
That first spark
Changed the air
That first spark
Changed the air
Details
GeneratedAug 1, 2026
Duration3:06
LanguageEnglish
Style
Indie pop with pulsing mid-tempo drums and chiming electric guitar, verse built on intimate close-mic vocals and sparse bass, pre-chorus widens with stacked harmonies and a rising synth swell, chorus opens into bright handclaps and gang-vocal echoes on the hook, bridge drops to half-time with filtered piano and a single vocal double, final chorus returns with bigger drums and a lens-flare guitar lead. Crisp, emotional, wide in the chorus and tactile in the verses., world
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Prompt by
Brigids_Hearth
Brigids_HearthModelAria v5.5
Prompt
How does that first spark of shifting perspective happen? That catalyst and the resulting derailment of your personal view of your world, drawing your eyes inextricably towards the new, the hidden
