Something to Fight For

[Verse 1]
I’ve worn thin shoes
On a broken road
Kept my name in my teeth
When the nights got cold
I learned how to breathe
Through a mouthful of doubt
Still I got this fire
That refuses to go out
[Pre-Chorus]
If I’m down on my knees
I’m not done yet
There’s a pulse in the dark
I can’t forget
It says move
It says live
It says hold on tight
[Chorus]
Find something to fight for
Find something to fight for
When the floor falls away
You don’t fall apart
Find something to fight for
Find something to fight for
One small reason
Can drag you back from the dark
[Verse 2]
I’ve seen my hands shake
At the edge of the day
Seen hope look me in the eye
Then slip away
But I built a home
Out of scars and grit
Every step I survived
Was a reason to hit
[Pre-Chorus]
If I’m down on my knees
I’m not done yet
There’s a pulse in the dark
I can’t forget
It says move
It says live
It says hold on tight
[Chorus]
Find something to fight for
Find something to fight for
When the floor falls away
You don’t fall apart
Find something to fight for
Find something to fight for
One small reason
Can drag you back from the dark
[Bridge]
Maybe it’s a face
Maybe it’s a promise
Maybe it’s the kid in you
Still hungry and honest
Take that name
Hold that flame
Let it pull you through
[Final Chorus]
Find something to fight for
Find something to fight for
When the floor falls away
You don’t fall apart
Find something to fight for
Find something to fight for
I’ve been surviving
Now I’m ready for more

Guitar-heavy rock with driving mid-tempo pulse, punchy toms and palm-muted verses; verse rides tense, low guitars and steady bass, pre-chorus opens with rising chords and stacked vocal lift, chorus hits wide with massive power-chord singalong. Lead vocal stays gritty and close, with doubled lines on the hook and shouted ad-libs on the last words. Ear candy includes pick scrapes into the chorus, a reverse cymbal swell before each lift, and a short melodic guitar fill after the second line. Bright, muscular mix with a raw edge.