Rainbows Are Not A Crime

[Verse 1]
Sidewalk runway
Boots and eyeliner on
They stare
They whisper
Pretend we don't belong
Hold my hand harder
Pulse in overdrive
If they call us wrong
Why do we feel so alive?
[Pre-Chorus]
Every scar
Every secret name
Every "change" that they call a phase
We’re still here
We’re still the same
Burning bright in a world of grey
[Chorus]
Our bodies
Our choice
Our right
Hear us shout in the neon night
You can look
You can roll your eyes
We won’t apologize
Our stories
Our hearts
Our fight
We’re the ones who define our lives
We’re not asking you to decide
These are human rights
[Verse 2]
Bathroom mirror
Tracing lovers on the glass
They call it "too much"
Say our kisses move too fast
Flag on my backpack
Parents said to hide
But this color on my shoulders
Feels better than their pride
[Pre-Chorus]
Call us strange
Call us out of line
But this skin
This soul is mine
Every label that you design
Peels away when we choose our shine
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[chant
Crowd vocals]
"Who we love is not a crime"
(step, step, clap)
"Who we are is not a crime"
(step, step, clap)
Hands up high
Keep them in the sky
If they push us down
We rise
We rise
[Chorus]

pop, High-energy J-Pop: bright synth leads, four-on-the-floor kick, and glittery arps. Verses stay tight and bouncy with rhythm guitar and claps; pre-chorus strips to toms and bass for tension. Chorus explodes with stacked gang vocals, octave leads, and a soaring hook, then a middle-eight chant section with stomps and crowd shouts for live shows. Female vocals, crisp and upfront., j-pop