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Rising Blues in A Minor 2 by Quaterdeck

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Rising Blues in A Minor 2

12 Bar Blues,Male Baritone Vocals

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Lyrics
Description
[Intro]
Slow grind, 100 on the dial
A minor hum in the midnight style
[Verse 1]
They tried to tar me down with the words not mine to bear,
Whispers about my past like storms in the air,
But I want that shade you drew between us every day.
I learn to read your hate in the lines you don’t say.
[Chorus]
You tar me down, but I’m rising from your ink,
I’m carving out my name with every breath I think.
I’m the pulse under your doubts, the heat in your mane,
Every fall I take, I stand up with my own name.
[Verse 2]
I hear your snickers in the hallway when I’m past,
Your chalice of judgment filling up with glass,
But I’ve got a photograph of who I am inside my chest,
A stubborn flame you can’t put out, a stubborn game.
[Chorus]
You tar me down, but I’m rising from your ink,
I’m carving out my name with every breath I think.
I’m the thunder in your quiet, the fire in your shade,
Every fall I take, I stand up with my own name.
[Instrumental Solo - Front and Center]
(A minor 12-bar blues progression at 100 bpm)
[Bridge]
I spoke to the mirror until it learned my truth,
Took the scratches of doubt and kissed them good.
If you want a story of pain I’ll write one of grace,
With every dot I own the taint on my face.
[Chorus]
This is my letter to you, not a plea but a dare,
To weigh me down again would be to strip what I wear,
A map of scars that shine when the night grows cold,
A heart that learned to stand tall, brave and bold.
[Outro]
You tore me down but I’m rising from the ring,
I’m carving out my name with every breath I take.
I’m the pulse under your doubt, the heat in your veins.
Every fault I take, I stand up with.
Oh-oh-oh, Oh-oh-oh.
[Final Solo]
(A minor blues guitar wails out the soul of the song)