Sunshine Tastes Like Justice

[Verse 1]
You said love was just a weapon
Pointed at the ones you fear
Turned your rage into a ritual
Tried to make it sound sincere
You dress your hate in party colors
Call it some kind of crusade
But every laugh at someone’s heartbreak
Tells me what you’re really afraid of
[Chorus]
I don’t need your twisted reasons
I don’t buy your borrowed pain
Love is love in every season
You can’t cage a hurricane
You can scream about your “freedom”
While you sharpen all your knives
But I’ll be busy living
Letting people love their lives
[Verse 2]
You toast to laws like they’re confetti
Falling on a chosen few
But every cheer for someone’s limit
Draws a line straight back to you
You turn your fear into a circus
Selling tickets to the crowd
But under all that empty laughter
Is a heart that’s crying loud
[Chorus]
I don’t need your twisted reasons
I don’t buy your borrowed pain
Love is love in every season
You can’t cage a hurricane
You can scream about your “freedom”
While you sharpen all your knives
But I’ll be busy living
Letting people love their lives
[Bridge]
What if joy was not a weapon? (oh)
What if hope was not a shield?
What if every kind of loving
Had a place out in the field?
[Chorus]
I don’t need your twisted reasons
I don’t buy your borrowed pain
Love is love in every season
You can’t cage a hurricane
You can scream about your “freedom”
While you sharpen all your knives
But I’ll be busy living
Letting people love their lives

pop, Glossy uptempo pop with bright synth plucks, crisp drums, and stacked female vocals. Verses stay tight and punchy, bass bouncing under clean guitars; chorus explodes with sugary harmonies and a glittery lead hook. Bridge pulls back to claps and vocal layers, then slams back into the final chorus with extra ad-libs and octave-doubled topline.