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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Met you in a thrift store aisle
Trying on jackets two sizes too loud
You said
“This one makes me look like trouble”
I thought
“That’s what I’m about”
You burn the toast
Forget your keys
Sing the wrong words
Off the beat
But somehow every little broken piece
Fits perfect next to me
[Chorus]
Francisco
You freak me out
How did I ever live without
Your stupid jokes
Your crooked mouth
You’re my favorite kind of chaos
I found
Francisco
You calm me down
When my head runs circles round and round
If this is wrong
I love it wrong and proud
Francisco
You freak me out
[Verse 2]
You dance like traffic in a storm
Arms and elbows everywhere
But you pull me in
Spin me around
Like I’m the only one there
You talk big plans at 2 a.m
Build whole worlds on the couch
You swear we’re gonna make it somehow
I believe you
No doubt
[Chorus]
Francisco
You freak me out
How did I ever live without
Your stupid jokes
Your crooked mouth
You’re my favorite kind of chaos
I found
Francisco
You calm me down
When my head runs circles round and round
If this is wrong
I love it wrong and proud
Francisco
You freak me out
[Bridge]
Yeah
We scream
We slam doors
Leave our armor on the floor
But you always turn back
Say my name
Like a promise
Like a prayer
Like a flame (hey!)
[Chorus]
Francisco
You freak me out
How did I ever live without
Your stubborn heart
Your reckless vows
I’m all in
I’m not backing out
Francisco
You calm me down
When my head runs circles round and round
If this is love
Then I’m all in now
Francisco
You freak me out
Details
GeneratedApr 4, 2026
Duration2:45
LanguageEnglish
Style
rock, Crunchy alternative rock with male vocals; verses ride a tight, slightly overdriven bass and dry drums, guitars weaving angular counter-melodies. Chorus explodes with wide, distorted power chords and doubled vocals; a quick half-time drop in the bridge, then slam back into the hook. Strong, upfront vocal, minimal ambience, punchy mix., alternative rock
Credits
Prompt byPrimeTiger111
ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
An alternative rock song about my husband Francisco
