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A Terrible God
A Terrible God is a Suno song by Alex Merced blending Prog Rock and Soul Rock, published September 10, 2026. Hear it and view its verified details.
- Artist
- Alex Merced
- Type
- Suno generation
- Runtime
- 3:44
- Published
- Style
- Prog Rock · Soul Rock
- Suno model
- v6
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How this recording was made
Created by Alex Merced with Suno; style tags, runtime, artwork, model version and lyrics are sourced from the public Suno recording metadata.
The musical arrangement and performance were generated with Suno from Alex’s creative direction. The title, published source, model label, style tags, artwork and text shown here come from the public recording metadata.
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[Intro: detuned piano, ticking clock, intimate vocal 🎭] I tried to be a mirror For every passing face, Shifting into shapes That might deserve a little grace. [Verse 1: Dark Cabaret, upright bass, brushed drums 🕯️] I became the clever one whenever laughter called, The strong one at the funeral who never cracked at all. The saint for those who needed faith, The sinner for the crowd, Always tailoring my heartbeat To what company allowed. I promised more than I could give, Then hated being bound. I begged them all to need me, Then resented staying around. Every person held a portrait Of the person I should be, Until a thousand perfect strangers Made a stranger out of me. [Pre-Chorus: strings tightening, heartbeat kick 💓] If I become what everyone wants, What happens when they leave? Who am I without an audience Deciding what to believe? [Chorus: Alternative Rock, wide guitars, raw vocal 🌧️] I can’t be everything to everyone. I can’t be shelter, storm, and sun. Some will call me selfish. Some will say I’ve lost my way. I’ll disappoint the people Who expected me to stay. I can’t be everything to everyone. There is no perfect version left to become. I’m difficult and damaged. I’m impatient, proud, and scared. But flawed does not mean empty, And imperfect does not mean I never cared. [Verse 2: Minimal Trip-Hop, distorted whispers 🌒] I interrupt. I disappear. I make the room about my fear. I hold a grudge, avoid the truth, Then dress regret in clever suits. I crave attention, guard my time, Confuse ambition with a climb Above the ones I claim to love, Then wonder why they’ve had enough. [Genre Shift: Post-Hardcore, crashing drums, screamed doubles ⚡] I AM NOT THE HERO IN EVERY STORY TOLD! SOMETIMES I AM THE WOUND, SOMETIMES I AM THE COLD! I cannot rewrite memory By naming what I meant. Good intentions never refund What somebody else has spent! [Break: amp feedback, ragged breathing] [Spoken softly] I did some harm. I missed the signs. I was not always kind. [Bridge: Gospel Soul, organ rising, imperfect choir 🔥] But shame is not repentance. And guilt repairs no doors. I can face the mess I’ve made Without collapsing on the floor. I can offer an apology That asks for no applause. I can change my next decision Without hiding from the cause. [Choir] Not flawless, still worthy. Not blameless, still growing. Not everything. Still something. Still here. [Final Chorus: Soul-Rock crescendo, brass and choir 🌅] I won’t be everything to everyone. I’ll be one unfinished person when the day is done. Some will never understand me. Some are right to walk away. Love does not require them To forgive me or to stay. I won’t be everything to everyone. That impossible performance is finally done. I’m jealous, vain, defensive. I’m compassionate and true. I am terribly imperfect, And I’m trying to do better than I used to do. [Outro: acoustic guitar, room noise, unpolished vocal 🪞] No halo. No disguise. No grand redemption scene. Just a flawed and breathing person Learning what acceptance means. [Final whispered line] I am not everyone’s answer. I am finally my own question.
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