Our Bodies, Our Anthem

[Verse 1]
They stare when I hold your hand
Mouths tight
Got opinions planned
But they don’t know the storms I’ve walked through
All these scars are proof I came through
Call my name like it’s a crime
Say I’m wrong for how I shine
But my skin
My heart
My shape
My face
Ain’t on trial in a stranger’s place
[Chorus]
Our bodies
Our anthem
Our love
Our life
Our tantrum
Against the ones who try to write
Rules on how we live our light
Our choices
Our rights
We’re done being quiet
We’re human
We’re bright
We’re loud in the night (oh-oh)
Our bodies
Our anthem
[Verse 2]
You tell me how I should dress
How to talk
Who I should caress
But you don’t live inside this chest
You don’t feel this pounding protest
Every bruise
Every side-eye glare
We turn it into flags in the air
We’re the ones you tried to erase
Now we’re front row
Taking up space (yeah)
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
This skin is mine
This voice is mine
These hands
This mind
This joy
This pride
You don’t get to choose my name
You don’t get to script my flame
We exist
We insist
We belong
Every heartbeat shouting strong (hey)
[Chorus]

pop, Smooth R&B-pop groove with warm Rhodes, round bass, and crisp rimshots. Verses stay intimate and conversational, light guitar flickers and soft pads underneath. Chorus lifts with stacked harmonies, subtle choir pads, and a wider drum pocket for a proud, sing-along feel. Bridge strips to claps and bass before a final, soaring hook. Male or female vocals with soulful runs and ad-lib echoes on key lines., r&b