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Dare to Believe

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To a fellow wonderer of pain, passion, struggle and fear of taking a chance. I believe in you... You can be you wholly! Embrace yourself and be damned what they may think and say. You heart and your mind are brilliantly beautiful, share it with the world, it's your time to shine! This song was made for: Synthy Pixie | @lubonit84 💜 Go check out her page and her amazing songs. I to hope you are moved deeply by her passion & words 💐 💗 This is the version that Synthia Pixie did ↓ https://suno.com/s/xM5X2horLXQofIkl ← ______________________________________________/ [INTRO: 80 BPM. A single, low C Lydian pad with heavy reverb. Sparse, heartbeat kick drum. Vocals are quiet, airy, with Rubato timing.] These stories live under my tongue… never told. ... Apologies written on scraps of paper for things I haven't even done yet... ... (sorry for this...) This hell is so… familiar. This skin feels like a borrowed coat and I want to give it back. [VERSE: BPM slowly ramps to 100 BPM. A laid-back breakbeat and a brighter synth arpeggio enter. Vocals become more measured, settling on the beat with a questioning, hopeful tone.] But I saw a signal from a distant place… someone else’s open heart. ... It made me wonder… what if this mess is… mine? What if the darkness has a shape and the shape has a name? ... What if I dared? Just… dared to rethink the locks on the doors... [CHORUS: BPM ramps to 120 BPM. Breakbeat becomes complex and driving. Saturated pads and cymbals enter, building a defiant wall of sound. Vocals are strong, on-beat, full chest voice.] So, this is the vulnerable step. The switch is thrown. ... Hello, world… here is the ugly part. Here is the piece that feels too much. ... I am broadcasting from the twisted corners, I am transmitting all the noise. No more apologies for the signal bleed... [VERSE: Peak at 130 BPM. Drums are driving and polyrhythmic. A soaring, hopeful synth lead melody enters over the wall of sound. Vocals elevate to powerful, sustained delivery with falsetto harmonies.] Let the frequencies overload. Let it all feedback. ... I am out of the skin, and finally… …healing in the open air... [OUTRO: The final C Lydian chord holds, its massive reverb tail decaying to silence as the lead melody plays its final notes.] ...