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The Ledger Tells

The Ledger Tells is a Suno song by Alex Merced blending Electronic, published October 4, 2026. Hear it and view its verified details.

Type
Suno generation
Runtime
4:06
Published
Style
Electronic · Rock · Metalcore
Suno model
v6

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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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[Verse 1]
You keep the clean white shirt for Sunday
I keep the list of things I owe
You say a kind word at the doorway
Then count the favors as we go
I want the room to like my laughter
I want to leave with my hands clean
But every time I choose the easy
Somebody else pays what I mean

[Pre-Chorus]
If goodness asks me to go hungry
Who gets to call that living well?
If happiness is built on someone
Tell me what the ledger tells

[Chorus]
I want a life that feels like mine
And hands that never hide the cost
Can I be glad and still be good
When every gain is someone’s loss?
I won’t call hunger holy
I won’t call comfort innocence
I’m standing where the two roads meet
And choosing with my whole defense

[Verse 2]
You gave your coat to the man outside
Then told the room before you left
I watched you make a small good deed
And turn it into proof of self
I know that pose; I wear it often
A generous smile, a private score
I want to help because you’re hurting
Not because I’ll be praised for more

[Pre-Chorus]
If goodness asks me to go hungry
Who gets to call that living well?
If happiness is built on someone
Tell me what the ledger tells

[Chorus]
I want a life that feels like mine
And hands that never hide the cost
Can I be glad and still be good
When every gain is someone’s loss?
I won’t call hunger holy
I won’t call comfort innocence
I’m standing where the two roads meet
And choosing with my whole defense

[Bridge]
Maybe the answer isn’t spotless
Maybe it’s staying in the room
Sharing the bread, naming the damage
Making space for someone new
No halo, no clean absolution
Just a promise I can keep:
I’ll ask who pays for my good fortune
Before I let myself sleep

[Final Chorus]
I want a life that feels like mine
And hands that never hide the cost
Can I be glad and still be good
And face the ones my choices crossed?
I won’t call hunger holy
I won’t call comfort innocence
I’ll take the joy that leaves room for you
And meet the cost with consequence

[Outro]
Not pure, not spared, not standing clear
Just choosing who I’m choosing here

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