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[Verse 1]
You wake up heavy, baby
Pocket full of stones
But you still stand tall
And you still go home
Family at the table
Money in the air
You been counting hard times
Like they own the chair
[Pre-Chorus]
Don’t let fear get loud
Don’t let fear take hold
Keep your feet on the ground
Keep your heart bold
[Chorus]
Believe in yourself
Believe in God
(Believe in yourself)
You are strong, you are strong
Don’t let fear stop you
Don’t let fear win
(You are strong)
You can start again
[Verse 2]
If the road gets rough
If the door stays shut
You keep on knocking
Keep your chin up
Some nights feel empty
Some nights feel long
But trouble can’t stay
Where your faith is strong
[Pre-Chorus]
Don’t let fear get loud
Don’t let fear take hold
Keep your feet on the ground
Keep your heart bold
[Chorus]
Believe in yourself
Believe in God
(Believe in yourself)
You are strong, you are strong
Don’t let fear stop you
Don’t let fear win
(You are strong)
You can start again
[Bridge]
When the weight comes down
And your knees feel weak
Say it one more time
Let your soul speak
Freedom in your hands
Hope in your bones
Money can’t buy
What you carry home
[Final Chorus]
Believe in yourself
Believe in God
(Believe in yourself)
You are strong, you are strong
Don’t let fear stop you
Don’t let fear win
(You are strong)
You can start again
Details
GeneratedJun 17, 2026
Duration3:58
LanguageEnglish
Style
Blues shuffle with walking bass, brushed snare, and stinging electric guitar fills; verse rides a sparse 12-bar feel, pre-chorus opens with handclaps and a rising organ swell, chorus lands on a gritty gang-vocal hook. Lead vocal stays close-mic and gravelly with call-and-response backing lines, short delay throws on key words, harmonica tags between phrases, warm tape-saturated mix with a dusty, lived-in edge., strong, blues
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NoblePhoenix
NoblePhoenixModelAria v5.5
Prompt
You can Family Freedom and money . Believe in Yourself and god . Don't let Fear stop you. You are Strong. My favorite genre of music is Blues .
