

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] Woke up with my phone dead Still buzzing in my head somehow Same town, same dead-end plans Draw a rocket on my old desk now Mom’s yelling through the thin wall “Get a job, this phase will pass” I’m patching rips in my black jeans Turning panic into jet fuel fast [Chorus] I got static in my chest and it won’t calm down Like a car crash heartbeat, spinning me around If the sky falls, let it If the world calls, forget it We’re too loud, too proud for the quiet crowd I got static in my chest, I’m alive right now (hey!) [Verse 2] Friends late on a group chat Drop a pin, say “you outside?” Sneak out through the backyard Flashlight teeth and red brake lights We’re singing out of key, who cares Kicking gravel in the corner lot Every bad idea feels perfect Every “you can’t” turns into “watch” [Chorus] I got static in my chest and it won’t calm down Like a car crash heartbeat, spinning me around If the sky falls, let it If the world calls, forget it We’re too loud, too proud for the quiet crowd I got static in my chest, I’m alive right now (oh yeah) [Bridge] Maybe we’re the glitch In their perfect little plan But I’d rather burn Than blend in with the brand So write my name On your crooked leather wristband If this is all we get Let’s make it more than they can stand (hey!) [Chorus] I got static in my chest and it won’t calm down Like a car crash heartbeat, spinning me around If the sky falls, let it If the world calls, forget it We’re too loud, too proud for the quiet crowd I got static in my chest, I’m alive right now I got static in my chest, scream it out right now
Tags
rap, High-energy modern pop-punk anthem with alt-rock male vocals over crunchy power chords and trap-influenced drums; tight half-time drops into explosive four-on-the-floor choruses, layered gang shouts in the hook, and a big, bright top-line melody riding over saturated rhythm guitars; final chorus adds octave guitars, extra harmonies, and stuttered drum fills for a cathartic, shout-along finish, rock, pop, punk
2:40
No
1/22/2026