Prompt / Lyrics
[Intro] [Violin Alone Wide and bold] [Fingerpicked guitar slips in under the last violin note] [Verse 1] You hang your coat On that same bent nail You laugh and say "Guess it’s always been like this" Coffee in chipped cups Sun sneaks through the blinds And for a second It all feels too small [Chorus] We deserve the best You and me More than getting by on almost free More than "it’s fine" when it’s breaking our chests You and me We deserve the best (you and me) We deserve the best [Verse 2] I count your worries On your bitten fingertips You say you’re "just tired" But the truth sits in your lips We’ve been making do With half-light Half-rest But I see a wide road With our names on the sign [Chorus] We deserve the best You and me Not a quiet hope we never see Not hand-me-down dreams from someone else’s mess You and me We deserve the best (oh, we do) We deserve the best [Bridge] What if we packed one bag Left the mail on the floor Didn’t ask permission Didn’t knock on any doors What if "too much" Was finally what we had Love that fits us Like it’s made by our hands [Chorus] We deserve the best You and me More than second helpings of misery More than saying "later" till there’s nothing left You and me We deserve the best (you and me, you and me) We deserve the best [Outro] [Violin returns Echoing the chorus melody over a fading guitar pattern] (you and me) (we deserve the best)
Tags
rock, Slow-blooming country-rock ballad; solo violin opens with a bold, high register melody, then eases into warm fingerpicked acoustic guitar. Male vocals enter in an intimate, spoken-sung tone; ghostly female harmonies hover just behind, distant and reverb-soaked. Chorus swells with low electric guitar pads, soft kick, and airy organ, but verses stay sparse and close. Final refrain brings both voices forward for a haunting, intertwined duet that lingers., vocal, strong, violin, country rock, deep
Duration
3:37
Instrumental
No
Created
2/26/2026