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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I kept my name in my pocket
So nobody could see it shake
I wore my fear like a jacket
Even in the heat of day
The mirror held my old mistakes
Like stones in a churchyard line
I let them talk too long, too loud
Till they learned my voice was mine
[Pre-Chorus]
But I’m done bowing low
To the weight I used to know
If the road gets rough
I still stand up
[Chorus]
Salt on my skin
I rise again
Shame can’t stay
I wash it away
Salt on my skin
I rise again
Fear, you can talk
I still walk in
[Verse 2]
Disappointment came with a smile
Sat at my table, stayed too long
Told me dreams were for other people
Told me mine had gone all wrong
I fed that ache my sweetest hours
Fed it tears I tried to hide
Now I see that broken season
Was the river, not the tide
[Pre-Chorus]
And I’m done bowing low
To the weight I used to know
If the road gets rough
I still stand up
[Chorus]
Salt on my skin
I rise again
Shame can’t stay
I wash it away
Salt on my skin
I rise again
Fear, you can talk
I still walk in
[Bridge]
Bury that old voice deep
Let it sleep, let it sleep
I came through the fire bent
But I came out breathing
Hands on my chest, I say
I’m not lost, I’m changing
Every scar got a name
And I’m not afraid of rain
[Chorus]
Salt on my skin
I rise again
Shame can’t stay
I wash it away
Salt on my skin
I rise again
Fear, you can talk
I still walk in
Details
GeneratedApr 30, 2026
Duration3:40
LanguageEnglish
Style
Reggae neosoul with laid-back skank guitar, warm electric bass, brushed drums, and Afro-soul percussion in a mid-tempo sway; verse rides intimate close-mic phrasing over Rhodes and rim clicks, pre-chorus lifts with hand drums and stacked harmonies, chorus opens with chantable group vocals and offbeat organ punches. Add tape-worn risers, a muted horn swell into the hook, and a brief half-time bridge with delay throws. Smooth, earthy, and glowing in the mix., reggae, soul jazz
Credits
Prompt byFunkyFury621
ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Reggae neosoul Afro soul jazz beat describing overcoming fear and disappointment and shame
