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Found You In The Glare
(Verse 1)
Polished up the lens to see what I was missing
Thought I’d find an angel, a brand new star a-glistening
My world was turning circles, safe around your light
Called your burning heat devotion, wore your daylight oh so bright
I lived inside your summer, I made a home there, deep and true
And I fought to keep ignoring the other things that I looked through
(Pre-Chorus)
Then the angle shifted, just a fragile, fine degree
Past the brilliant corona, was something waiting there for me
Bigger than a secret, colder than a lie
A fire warning for the sky
(Chorus)
I found you in the glare, a world-ender hanging there
A rock that kills the planet, a love beyond compare
You’re the gravity that’s wrecking me, a beautiful, dark fate
Tracing out your orbit, and Lord I found you out too late
(Verse 2)
Every memory now is just a different kind of burn
A warning shot across the bow at every single turn
I used to call your craters beauty marks upon your face
Now I see the impact zones you left all over this place
I'm wrestling this discovery that’s screaming in my bones
Like I'm the only watchtower hearing crackles in the phones
(Chorus)
I found you in the glare, a world-ender hanging there
A rock that kills the planet, a love beyond compare
You’re the gravity that’s wrecking me, a beautiful, dark fate
Tracing out your orbit, and Lord I found you out too late
(Bridge)
And what a fool I was to think the warmth was all there was
Dancing in the fallout of your catastrophic laws
You're not just passing by, you're locked in my direction
The perfect, final, absolute correction
(Guitar Solo - raw, bluesy, and emotional, like a controlled scream. It follows the chorus melody but adds layers of desperate bends and wails before resolving into a quiet, ominous drone)
(Outro)
Hanging there...
I found you in the glare
Yeah, I see you now
So close now
You're the gravity that’s wrecking me...
And I can’t... I can't look away...
About The Song
"Found You In The Glare" translates a major astronomical discovery into the language of heartbreak and dangerous realization. The source news—the discovery of a 'planet-killer' asteroid hidden in the sun's glare—serves as a powerful metaphor for uncovering a devastating truth about a relationship you once thought was your everything. The 'sun' represents the blinding brilliance and infatuation of the relationship, which makes it impossible to see the 'asteroid'—the fundamental, world-ending toxicity of the partner that has been there all along. The song captures that pivotal, soul-shaking moment of seeing the danger for what it is, and the helpless, horrifying feeling of watching its destructive orbit get closer and closer. It’s a song about the discovery, not the impact itself—the terror is in the knowing.
Production Notes
Genre: Soulful Indie Rock / Blues Rock
Vibe: Teddy Swims meets Hozier. Raw, powerful, emotional, with a touch of atmospheric dread.
Instrumentation: The track should be built on a foundation of a gritty, slightly overdriven Hammond B3 organ and a minimalist but heavy drum pattern (6/8 time). A fat, round bass line locks in with the kick drum. The electric guitar should be clean with a touch of reverb in the verses and kick into a thick, fuzz-laden tone for the chorus and solo.
Vocals: The lead vocal is the star. Use a high-end condenser mic like a Neumann U 87 to capture warmth and detail. The vocal chain should have light compression on the way in, with a focus on capturing a dynamic, raw performance. In the mix, the vocal needs to be front and center, with audible breaths and gravel in the voice. Harmony layers should be minimal, only appearing in the final chorus to add weight.
Arrangement: Start sparse with organ and vocals. Build by adding drums and bass in the first pre-chorus. The chorus needs to feel like it explodes—guitars crash in, vocals soar. The bridge should pull back slightly before the guitar solo takes over. The outro should decay into just the lingering organ drone and a final, whispered vocal ad-lib.
Mix Automation: Ride the vocal fader heavily to accentuate emotional swells. Automate reverb throws on the snare in the chorus for impact. During the bridge, automate a subtle filter sweep on the main instruments to create a sense of pressure building.
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