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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Daddy's anger hit the wall
Mama hid the kids in hall
I learned quick how to be small
But I was still standing tall
[Verse 2]
In the schoolyard, tongues ran fast
They picked sides and made it last
Told me where my kind should sit
I held my ground, didn't quit
[Pre-Chorus]
I wore my hurt like a scar
Kept my head up, bore the marks
Every bruise became my spark
Every "can't" I made depart
[Chorus]
I come from hard ground
I still rise now
You can't break me down
I wear my own crown
I come from hard ground
Still rise now
From a broken start
To an unshaken heart
[Verse 3]
Now I sign my name in ink
I don't flinch, I don't blink
When they say "stay in your lane"
I say "watch me break that chain"
[Pre-Chorus]
I learned to speak up loud
Even standing in a crowd
What they buried in my name
Grew a flame they couldn't tame
[Chorus]
I come from hard ground
I still rise now
You can't break me down
I wear my own crown
I come from hard ground
Still rise now
From a broken start
To an unshaken heart
[Bridge]
I was not made to fold
I was forged in the cold
If you see my steady hands
That's a child who learned to stand
[Chorus]
I come from hard ground
I still rise now
You can't break me down
I wear my own crown
I come from hard ground
Still rise now
From a broken start
To an unshaken heart
Details
GeneratedApr 24, 2026
Duration4:07
LanguageEnglish
Style
American country ballad at a steady 72 BPM with brushed drums, mournful steel guitar, acoustic strums, and piano swells; verse stays intimate and close-mic, pre-chorus opens with harmony lift and suspended chords, chorus blooms with doubled alto vocal and gang echoes on the hook, bridge drops to bare piano and voice before a final lift. Warm, wide, and emotionally grounded mix with tasteful fiddle rises and delay throws on key lines., country, ballad
Credits
Prompt by
Brigids_Hearth
Brigids_HearthModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Powerful American Country ballad, alto female, about coming from an abusive childhood, fighting for equality with my own peers growing up, standing proud as an adult, overcoming my turbulent beginning
