

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] You opened up my drawers Pulled colors from my hands Shirts on the bedroom floor Like you’re wiping off the sand You held my little flag By the corner Like it burned Said “Didn’t you hear me Last time? Guess you never learn” [Pre-Chorus] You said you raised a son Like it’s a cage I can’t outrun I said “You’re mean” You said “I’m right” Now I’m packing tears with the broken light [Chorus] You say you raised a son But you don’t even see me Tearing down the things I love Like that could ever change me You keep yelling what I’m not I keep shaking Holding on If this is what you call love Why does it hurt this strong? [Verse 2] Trash bag in your fist My dress caught on the seam You tossed it in the dark Like you’re throwing out a dream You pointed at the door Voice sharp like shattered glass Said “I don’t want that here” Like I’m just a storm to pass [Pre-Chorus] You said you raised a son Like that’s the only way I come I said “You’re mean” You rolled your eyes But I won’t keep living in your lies [Chorus] You say you raised a son But you don’t even see me Tearing down the things I love Like that could ever change me You keep yelling what I’m not I keep shaking Holding on If this is what you call love Why does it hurt this strong? [Bridge] [low vocal register] One day you’ll see my face Past the rules you wrapped in grace I’m still here I still belong With painted nails and a stubborn heart [stronger vocal] You can throw my flag away But you can’t take who I am I’m not broken I’m not wrong I’m not the shame you think I am [Chorus] [Chorus] [Outro] Softly I breathe it “I’m still your child” You can’t erase me However wild You say you raised a son But I’m more than what you want to see
Tags
pop, Melancholy K-pop ballad with male vocals, airy pads and sparse piano in the verses, roomy drums and swelling synth strings in the chorus. Start fragile and intimate, then build into a cathartic hook with stacked harmonies and subtle vocal chops, ending on a soft, unresolved echo of the title line., k-pop
3:14
No
1/9/2026