Extendしたら原曲リンク消えました… 自由の定義 https://suno.com/s/u0h1OSUnGpMJXnWD ーーーーーーーーーー 【Intro】 Life is never free. The choices in front of me are always few. …Even so, I choose what I believe is best— not what I’m expected to follow. 【Verse 1】 Shards of “you should do this” scattered at my feet— crushed without a single flinch. Conviction over correctness, and even if the future hurts me, I won’t let go. 【Pre-Chorus 1】 It’s easy to drift with the current, but in the silence, something stirs— a faint light behind the noise, the single answer that belongs to me. 【Chorus】 The courage to keep choosing myself— that’s the orbit I walk. Even if the road ahead is lined with thorns, freedom isn’t running away from who I am. Even when every door is closed, a sliver of light can still guide my future. The frame of “common sense” can be broken. Because I—can think for myself. 【Hook 1】 Cut the noise. Keep the rhythm. Define my way. Hold on to the light. 【Verse 2】 Even if the map I’m given is narrow, my stride won’t be taken from me. Truth stays silent— so I keep searching for it. 【Pre-Chorus 2】 Even when compromise tries to swallow me, the equation that is me never wavers. In a world full of errors, the answer I carve remains my own. 【Chorus (Short)】 With limited possibilities, choosing to remain myself is more than enough. Freedom means never losing who I am. 【Hook 2】 Cut the noise. Keep the rhythm. Define my way. Hold on to the light. 【Bridge】 The blinding light makes my vision shake, yet I don’t lose sight of it. Because that is the choice I made— even if I end up standing in its shadow. 【Hook – Buildup】 Cut the noise. Keep the rhythm. Define my way. Run into the light. 【Final Chorus】 I don’t mind if the world is narrow— I gather the fragments of possibility and prove my future with my own hands. This path itself is my freedom. Thinking, choosing— and even if I get lost again, the fact that I can be lost is a freedom I treasure. 【Outro】 The only thing I truly fear is losing sight of the light. Pain and limitation no longer scare me. Today again, I choose “my answer”— even if it turns out to be wrong.