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Rising From These Ashes 2 by Jenny Pradeau

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Rising From These Ashes 2

Soul,female vocals

0:003:41
Lyrics
Description
[Verse 1]
His coffee cup sits cold on the sill,
Sun tracing where his hand used to be.
Scars under my shirt—maps I still wear,
My kids fold into small silences, quietly.
Their toys keep waiting when he says their name,
The house hums with echoes of the way we were.
[Pre-Chorus]
When night tries to take me, I breathe and hold on,
I turn the dark into a whisper of our names.
[Chorus]
I'm rising from these ashes,
I find light inside the dark,
A mother's steady heartbeat,
Guiding each and every scar.
[Verse 2]
Through the longest nights I count the stars,
Feet on the floor, I stand despite the pain.
Morning breaks like a promise to claim,
In quiet rooms I learn to breathe again.
Shattered plans and faded photographs,
Still, I gather pieces, stitch them into skin.
[Pre-Chorus]
When memories try to drown me, I rise,
Small whispers of hope keep me alive.
[Chorus]
I'm rising from these ashes,
I find light inside the dark,
A mother's steady heartbeat,
Guiding each and every scar.
[Bridge]
In the drawer I keep his old blue flannel,
The dent in the door where he leaned and laughed.
He hummed our crooked song while fixing Sunday lights—
I say his name into the dark and walk it back.
That crooked grin, the way he’d braid our mornings—
Those small, strange kindnesses that taught me how to stand.
[Chorus — Changed]
I've risen from these ashes,
I carry his love like light,
A mother's steady heartbeat,
Guiding each and every scar.
[Outro]
From shattered pieces I make a home,
We breathe again, we learn to grow.
Rising till the night is gone,
Love keeps us moving on.
Arrangement Notes:
- Genre: Soul. Start sparse: intimate, raw female vocal over a warm, minimal piano.
- Verses: keep it close and confessional—low piano, subtle bass, light breathy backing vocal pads.
- Pre-chorus: add a cello line to lift emotionally into the chorus.
- Chorus: bring in strings, soft Hammond organ, brushed drums and a steady bass for warmth and groove.
- Bridge: momentary pull-back to solo piano and a fragile vocal, then build.
- Final chorus: full band—strings swells, gospel-tinged backing vocals, horns subtly punctuating for uplift.
- Production idea: leave slight vocal breath and vulnerability in the verses, more strength and resonance in the final choruses to reflect growth.