

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] Dust on the windowsill Height marks carved in the hallway still Fridge door covered in crooked stars Every sticker like a tiny memoir Shoebox under the creaking stair Old game tickets and braided hair All these corners saying my name But the rooms don’t echo the same [Chorus] Goodbye to the house that raised me Every scar in the paint still saves me Yeah, the walls keep calling me back But I’m driving off, no map Goodbye to the house that knew me Every slammed door, every slow movie You were more than some concrete and chrome You were my first, my only home [Verse 2] Rap on the banister, sneakers on wood We were loud, we were lost, we were understood Midnight cereal, blue TV glow Trying hard to act grown, scared to let it show Now it’s boxes in the hallway, name tags on dreams Mom folding decades into faded seams I say “it’s just a place,” but that’s a lie I tell ‘Cause my whole small world fit under this shell [Chorus] Goodbye to the house that raised me Every scar in the paint still saves me Yeah, the walls keep calling me back But I’m driving off, no map Goodbye to the house that knew me Every slammed door, every slow movie You were more than some concrete and chrome You were my first, my only home [Bridge] [Drums drop, just guitar and vocal] If I close my eyes, I’m running down that hall Bare feet, big dreams, waiting for a fall Can I pack that kid in the trunk with the clothes? Or does he stay behind when the front door closes? (yeah) [Chorus] Goodbye to the house that raised me Every scar in the paint still saves me Yeah, the walls keep calling me back But I’m driving off, no map Goodbye to the house that knew me Every slammed door, every slow movie I’ll carry you in every place I roam ‘Cause you were my first, my only home
Tags
rap, Alt-rock / pop-rap crossover with male vocals; clean electric guitars and warm bass in the verses, halftime drums and subtle synth pad under spoken-sung rap; chorus explodes with overdriven power chords, roomy live kit, and stacked harmonies; bridge strips to guitar and vocal before a final, anthemic chorus with gang vocals on the hook, rock, alternative rock, pop
2:39
No
2/23/2026