
The Choice is Mine
hapax· 3:05 · 25 plays · v3-preview
- arena rock
- dark pop
- orchestral
- 2020s
- post-grunge
- alternative pop
- anthemic
- introspective
- existential
- female vocalist
Lyrics
Verse 1
I was born without my permission,
Thrown into a world I never knew.
Given a name, given no reason,
Told to make something of myself.
No choice in the beginning,
No say in what I could do.
Just whatever I grew into,
And a world that expected it all.
Pre-Chorus
And who decided that? Am I meant to be?
Who drew the lines and called them destiny?
If I never asked to take this road,
Why am I the one who bears the load?
Chorus
I was born without my permission,
But my future's in my own hands.
Like I got all the answers,
No guarantees, understand.
I didn't choose the starting line,
Didn't choose the hand given to me.
But if this life is mine to lose,
Then why can't I win?
Verse 2
I've worn the faces they handed to me,
Played my part in their reality.
Chased the dreams I was told to chase,
Only to find myself out of place.
And every scar becomes a mark,
Every failure leaves me with an excuse.
Am I becoming who I wanted?
Or just someone who learned to take my place.
Pre-Chorus
Is this my will, or am I a puppet in all this?
No hidden meaning I can find.
No answer good enough,
Just dead-end jobs, and you know what.
Chorus
I was born without my permission,
But my future's in my own hands.
Like I got all the answers,
No guarantees, understand.
I didn't choose the starting line,
Didn't choose the hand given to me.
But if this life is mine to lose,
Then why can't I win?
Bridge – Slow, building intensity
Haven't got a purpose,
Never really had one.
Just waiting for something
If there's no direction,
I'll walk until I can't no more.
I owe you no explanation
For the person I become.
I never asked for existence
Final Chorus – Explosive
No fate written in the stars,
No predetermined work of art.
I didn't choose to make a start,
But I'll choose what becomes of this heart!
Outro – Quiet, almost spoken
I was here before I knew why.
I'll be gone before I know when.
And somewhere in between...
I suppose the choice is mine.
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