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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I learned my lessons where the floor gave way
Paid for tomorrow with the price of yesterday
Every hand that hurt me left a mark I can read
Now I know what I am, and I know what I need
[Pre-Chorus]
You can take the house, take the keys, take the name
I walked out of worse with a pocketful of flame
[Chorus]
I've been through hell, but hell didn't own me
I found a little life in the wreckage below me
Go on, try your best, there ain't much left to steal
I've got breath in my chest and a heart made of steel
I'm the judge of the road that I choose to roam
I learned to enjoy life, even far from home
[Verse 2]
Misery taught me the weight of a day
How to find a warm cup when the money ran away
I stopped waiting for mercy from a locked-up door
Started laughing at the devil when he came back for more
[Pre-Chorus]
Let the bitter ones talk, let the cold wind blow
I got scars for a map and somewhere to go
[Chorus]
I've been through hell, but hell didn't own me
I found a little life in the wreckage below me
Go on, try your best, there ain't much left to steal
I've got breath in my chest and a heart made of steel
I'm the judge of the road that I choose to roam
I learned to enjoy life, even far from home
[Bridge]
I won't call the pain a blessing
I won't dress the wounds in gold
But I can raise a glass to living
With these hands and this soul
[Guitar Solo]
[Final Chorus]
I've been through hell, and hell had to lose me
The worst of the world couldn't break or confuse me
Go on, try your best, I've got nothing to fear
I am still standing tall, and I'm still here
I'm the judge of the road that I choose to roam
I learned to enjoy life, even far from home
[Outro]
Let the hard years fade behind me
Let the morning find me free
There is more to life than sorrow
And this life belongs to me
Details
GeneratedAug 29, 2026
Duration5:29
LanguageEnglish
Style
Gritty blues-rock anthem in a minor key, slow-to-midtempo 6/8 groove around 78 BPM, overdriven electric guitar with expressive bends, thick bass, roomy live drums, occasional organ swells, and a raw male lead vocal that moves from weathered intimate verses to a forceful, defiant chorus. Build from sparse guitar and vocal into full-band impact, add a concise guitar solo after the second chorus, then finish with a hard-earned, uplifting final refrain. Dry-forward vocal mix, warm tape saturation, imperfect live-room energy, strong dynamic contrast.
Credits
Prompt by
Batman
BatmanModelAria v5.5
Prompt
blues, rock if you've been through hell.
Send learn more about life and enjoy life. There's not much more anybody could do to ruin it. I'm judge. You learned it to enjoy life in the misery
