

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] I grew up in hell Brown carpet, thin walls Her shadow in the doorway breathing alcohol She made me kneel down on linoleum cracks "You are a worthless nobody" echoed in my back [Chorus] But You, Lord, said "I love you" right into the bruise, into the fear You walked those broken hallways like they were clear You gathered every insult set them on fire till they fell You said "You are my somebody" in the middle of my hell [Verse 2] I slept on cold stairs cardboard and loose change Streetlights watched me flinch at every shouted name I learned hate like homework carved it in my skin But You sat on the curbside let the mercy begin [Chorus] 'Cause You, Lord, said "I love you" right into the bruise, into the fear You walked those broken hallways like they were clear You gathered every insult set them on fire till they fell You said "You are my somebody" in the middle of my hell [Bridge] I saw all the nights You saw more than that You saw who I’d be not where I was at If every scar's a story then every tear You knew I thought I was abandoned turns out it was You [Chorus] Yeah, You, Lord, said "I love you" right into the bruise, into the fear You walked those broken hallways told me "I am here" You gathered every insult set them on fire till they fell You said "You are my somebody" You pulled me from that hell
Tags
rock, Raw indie rock with gritty guitars, live kit, and male vocals. First verse starts almost spoken over palm-muted chords; chorus opens into wide, bright distortion and open hi-hats. Second verse adds a simple counter-melody lead guitar; bridge strips down to vocal and toms, then final chorus hits hardest with gang-style backing vocals on the hook., indie rock
3:49
No
4/12/2026