Genesis Lyrics – Morgan Wallen

Genesis Lyrics by Morgan Wallen is a new english song by Morgan Wallen. The song is released on Morgan Wallen’s official YouTube channel, written by Morgan Wallen, John Byron, Rocky Block, Jacob Durrett, Blake Pendergrass, Charlie Handsome & James Maddocks, produced by Charlie Handsome & Joey Moi, and from the album I’m The Problem, offering listeners an introspective and raw experience.

The song Genesis dives into Morgan Wallen’s inner struggles with temptation, self-sabotage, and the moral conflict between right and wrong. Drawing on biblical allusions, he paints a picture of a man who recognizes his vices but feels powerless against them. Through vivid metaphors of sin, alcohol, and fleeting love, the lyrics trace a cyclical pattern of guilt and surrender, portraying a relentless tug-of-war between desire and redemption.

Genesis Details

Song	Genesis
Album	I’m The Problem
Artists	Morgan Wallen
Written By	Morgan Wallen, John Byron, Rocky Block, Jacob Durrett, Blake Pendergrass, Charlie Handsome & James Maddocks
Produced By	Charlie Handsome & Joey Moi
Label	Morgan Wallen
Language	English
Released Date	May 16, 2025

Genesis Lyrics

[Verse 1]
There was a day Jack and Jim didn’t know me from Adam
And Eve wasn’t some what’s-her-name in my bed
It’s like outta the dark I saw the neon a-flashin’
Heard the snake on my shoulder give me the go-ahead
So I had my first sip and I didn’t stop there, oh, I swear

[Chorus]
From the time I wake up to the time I lay down
It’s the Devil’ playground everywhere that I look
Swear it’s there in my blood, I was born to be lost
Lot of lines that I crossed little more than I should

[Post-Chorus]
I’m losin’ me to pretty eyes and the proof
He knew what I’d battle, he knew what would tempt me
He threw out the apple, said, “Let there be women and let there be whiskey”

[Verse 2]
Wish I could take all these troubles and put ’em back in the bottle
Wish I could take all them girls and not take ’em home
Swear it’s all in the past until I do it tomorrow
When am I gonna learn, I guess I probably won’t
I can’t leave ’em alone

[Chorus]
From the time I wake up to the time I lay down
It’s the Devil’ playground everywhere that I look
Swear it’s there in my blood, I was born to be lost
Lot of lines that I crossed little more than I should

[Post-Chorus]
I’m losin’ me to pretty eyes and the proof
He knew what I’d battle, he knew what would tempt me
He threw out the apple, said, “Let there be women and let there be whiskey”

[Bridge]
Yeah, I do good for a second than I can’t help myself, mm
Makes it look like Heaven ’til I end up in Hell

[Chorus]
From the time I wake up to the time I lay down
It’s the Devil’ playground everywhere that I look
Swear it’s there in my blood, I was born to be lost
Lot of lines that I crossed little more than I should

[Post-Chorus]
I’m losin’ me to pretty eyes and the proof
He knew what I’d battle, he knew what would tempt me
He threw out the apple, said, “Let there be women and let there be whiskey”

Genesis Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Morgan Wallen opens with a metaphor-rich scene that parallels the biblical story of Adam and Eve. He references liquor brands and fleeting encounters to symbolize the original sin and how temptation first entered his life. The snake—representing deceit or evil—encourages his fall, and the neon lights evoke a modern-day Eden corrupted by nightlife. Wallen acknowledges the start of his downward spiral with a drink, setting the tone for the emotional and spiritual battle ahead.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Wallen describes his environment as the Devil’s playground, illustrating how temptation surrounds him constantly. He admits that these influences feel embedded in his nature, implying that he was “born to be lost.” The repetition of transgressions and blurred moral boundaries highlights a self-awareness that’s both painful and unresolved.

[Post-Chorus]
This section confronts the dual temptations of women and whiskey—two recurring motifs that dominate Wallen’s narrative. He acknowledges that these are deliberate trials placed in his path, comparing them to the apple in the Garden of Eden. The phrase “let there be women and let there be whiskey” echoes a divine commandment, ironically showing how his downfall feels preordained.

[Verse 2]
Wallen expresses regret and longing for change, wishing he could undo his choices. However, his admissions are laced with resignation, as he doubts his ability to truly escape his habits. Despite wanting to leave behind the women and the drinking, he confesses he likely won’t, continuing the cycle of repetition and remorse.

[Chorus]
The chorus returns with a familiar sense of entrapment. Wallen reinforces the idea that his life is surrounded by moral hazards, and he remains entangled in a lifestyle that’s self-destructive. The repetition emphasizes the depth of his internal conflict and the futility he feels in trying to break free.

[Post-Chorus]
Wallen revisits the dual forces of physical attraction and alcohol, reaffirming their stronghold over him. He recognizes the intentionality behind these trials and reiterates the metaphor of the biblical apple, tying his personal journey back to a larger narrative of temptation and fall.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Wallen reflects on the fleeting nature of his self-control. He tries to do good but quickly succumbs again, turning brief moments of hope into extended periods of guilt. The contrast between Heaven and Hell underscores the consequences of his actions and the illusion of escape.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reinforces the song’s central message: Wallen lives in a world where temptation is constant and overpowering. His acknowledgment of inherited sin and repeated missteps paints a somber picture of a man trapped in a cycle he may never fully escape.

[Post-Chorus]
With the last post-chorus, Wallen solidifies the fatalistic tone of the track. He depicts a universe where his temptations are not just accidents but seemingly scripted into his story, leaving little room for redemption and tying his personal failures into a greater existential battle.

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