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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Six years old
Police tape on the front porch steps
Blue and red
Painting shadows on the swing they left
One suitcase
And a birthday card I never opened
Small backpack
Stuffed with clothes and every broken token
[Chorus]
I wear the past like patches on my jacket
Torn and frayed but holding me together
Every scar I carry like a promise
I walked through hell and came out better
Yeah the fire tried to turn my heart to stone
But I built a life from what was overthrown
I’m not that kid stuck screaming in that room
I learned to bloom
From all the ruin
[Verse 2]
Seventeen
We were talking about leaving town
One bad night
Left her picture in the lost-and-found
Empty chair
At a table that we used to crowd
Silent phone
But her laugh is still the loudest sound
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
I still set three plates when I’m eating cheap ramen
Still save old seats at the movies like they’re coming
I talk out loud in the car
Like they’re riding shotgun
“Look at me now
Look at me now
I didn’t disappear when you were gone”
[Chorus]
Details
GeneratedJan 5, 2026
Duration2:36
LanguageEnglish
Style
rock, Emotional rock/punk power ballad, male vocals. Clean arpeggiated guitar and roomy drums in the verses, bass pulsing steady under a vulnerable vocal. Choruses explode with distorted power chords, octave leads, and layered gang vocals on the hook. Bridge strips back to voice and guitar before a final full-band, shout-along outro. Big, raw, imperfect energy—keep the vocal cracking on the high notes., punk, heartfelt
Credits
Prompt byVirtualSignal968
ModelAria v5
Prompt
Heartfelt rock/punk power ballade about the past of a 21 year old boy who’s parents and girlfriend were murdered when he was younger but learned from the past and became a better person
