Steel Heart, won't quit v2

2020s revival glam-rock with raw garage-band energy and modern punch. Overdriven single-coil electric guitars with biting midrange bite and bluesy bent riffs, a thick fuzz-edged bassline carrying the main hook, and live-sounding drums with a heavy floor-tom stomp, cracking backbeat snare and loose open hi-hats around 120-140 BPM. Slightly gritty analog-leaning mix, roomy reverb on drums, tight low-mid saturation, dynamic quiet-verse to explosive-chorus builds. A charismatic androgynous baritone-

[Verse] Streetlights buzzin' over busted curb Another Friday, same corner, same noise Radio crackles from a cab outside Talkin' 'bout a girl who cut me loose [Prechorus] My chest's a Chevy with a bad alternator Starved for a jump [Chorus] Steel Heart, won't quit Still dragging this frame through the pawn shop strip Steel Heart, run hot Pushing past the suits and the last bus stop [Verse 2] Hallway light throws bars across the wall Each one looks like a bad decision I keep I pick up every ring from that busted phone Same old line, same old line [Prechorus] My nerves are a cracked side mirror Shakin' in the dark [Bridge] I leave my keys in the bowl by the sink Stare at the chain like it owes me cash There's static in the cord, a cut-up line But I still clock in, same block, same path [Chorus] Steel Heart, won't quit Still dragging this frame through the pawn shop strip Steel Heart, run hot Pushing past the suits and the last bus stop