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Hi Dave, in both productions you used the prompt "slow". I would take that out and see what happens. Here are a few additional prompts you might want to add/play around with: male vocals layered harmonies vocal harmonies powerful catchy anthemic atmospheric studio recording
You might also want to try adding a second or third genre like alternative rock, punk, etc. or, adding individual instruments: acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, drums, piano, synths, pads that might get you closer to what you are hearing in your head.
I see more potential in your lyric than Suno is currently giving you. I like version #2 better than the first one, but like I said, I think Suno can do even better.
All the best - Robert
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