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[Verse 1]
Rolled up in my old truck
Seen your place from the road
Wide front porch, big red barn
Fresh paint, heavy oak
I took off my hat
Said, "Man, that sure looks nice"
You smiled like you knew
I was fixin' to ask twice
[Pre-Chorus]
I said, "How'd you get this?"
"How'd you make this stand?"
You leaned on that rail
And laughed real grand
[Chorus]
You said, "Debt"
Well, ain't that somethin'?
Debt, debt
Built on a prayer and money runnin'
Debt
That house ain't mine to brag on yet
You said, "If you want a home like this
Boy, get yourself some debt"
[Verse 2]
I walked past the garden
By the old swing on the tree
Chicken wire and lanterns
Looked like a magazine to me
I said, "There's no way
You paid cash for all this stuff"
You tipped your ball cap back
And said, "Son, a loan and a little luck"
[Pre-Chorus]
I said, "How'd you get this?"
You just grinned and shook your head
Then you pointed to the mailbox
And this is what you said
[Chorus]
You said, "Debt"
Well, ain't that somethin'?
Debt, debt
Built on a prayer and money runnin'
Debt
That house ain't mine to brag on yet
You said, "If you want a home like this
Boy, get yourself some debt"
[Bridge]
Now I'm out here laughin'
But I'm thinkin' it through
Might not have the freedom
But that front door sure looks good too
[Chorus]
You said, "Debt"
Well, ain't that somethin'?
Debt, debt
Built on a prayer and money runnin'
Debt
That house ain't mine to brag on yet
You said, "If you want a home like this
Boy, get yourself some debt"
[Outro]
Yeah, get yourself some debt
And a little bit of sweat
That ain't how I planned it
But I'll never forget it
Details
GeneratedJul 25, 2026
Duration3:15
LanguageEnglish
Style
Upbeat country with a stomping two-step groove, bright acoustic guitar, fiddle licks, and a driving bass line; verse tells the story with close-mic male vocals and light harmony tags, pre-chorus lifts with handclaps and a rising fiddle run, chorus hits with gang vocals and a big singalong hook. Add a pedal steel swoop into the turnaround, a porch-door slam accent before the drop, and short delay throws on the last word of each hook. Clean, punchy mix with a dusty honky-tonk shine., redneck
Credits
Prompt byPrimeSolo31
ModelAria v5.5
Prompt
An upbeat coubtry sond about being a redneck shoing up to a persons house and being inpressed and aking how they got it and the person says they are in debt
