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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Smoke in my chest
Old scars sing like steel
I walk on broken echoes
Tasting every wound I feel
Dust in my teeth
Names of my failures on my tongue
Grandfather’s eyes in the coals
Saying nothing
Holding on
[Chorus]
Pain is loud
Like a war drum calling (hey!)
Kicks the gate of your stubborn heart down
Wisdom’s quiet
Like snow on the mountain
If you listen
If you listen
You can hear what you must become now
[Verse 2]
Wild fire dancers
Spin in the circles of my rage
Gypsy feet over hot stones
Laughing at the bars of my cage
Storm in my veins
But my teachers never shout
They hide in the pause between breaths
Where the truth crawls out
[Chorus]
Pain is loud
Like a war drum calling (hey!)
Kicks the gate of your stubborn heart down
Wisdom’s quiet
Like snow on the mountain
If you listen
If you listen
You can hear what you must become now
[Bridge]
[Drums drop to toms
Throat-sung chant rises]
Voices of wolves in the wind
Voices of ash in the fire
All of them carving a path
Out of my anger
Out of my fear
[Chanted gang vocals]
What you fear
You will face
What you carry
You erase
[Chorus]
Pain is loud
Like a war drum calling (hey!)
Kicks the gate of your stubborn heart down
Wisdom’s quiet
Like snow on the mountain
If you listen
If you listen
You can hear what you must become now
(You can hear what you must become now)
Details
GeneratedFeb 13, 2026
Duration3:22
LanguageEnglish
Style
folk, Epic Mongolian folk-metal with male vocals, galloping double-kick under a droning low fiddle, horsehead fiddle and jaw harp weaving around detuned guitars. Verses stay tense with open space and throat-sung drones; chorus explodes with gang shouts and wide power chords. Mid-song break leans into hand percussion and raw vocal chants before the final chorus climbs an octave and hits harder., loud, metal
Credits
Prompt byFutureMatrix745
ModelAria v5
Prompt
Mongolian folk-metal fusion, traditional instruments, and heavy riffs, infused with gypsy energy, Song about pain is loud, wisdom is quite, if you listen carefully you can hear what you must become
