[Create a raw, cinematic indie rock / post-rock alternative track, 70–85 BPM. Female voice, slightly raspy, intimate close-mic, restrained and emotionally real. No over-singing, no dramatic vibrato, no pop polish. The song should feel like a painful memory being revisited: fragile, human, unresolved. Slow fragile guitar intro, minimal verses focused on lyrics, gradual natural build with clean and ambient electric guitars, deep bass, subtle pads, restrained drums, later mild distortion and ringing ambience. Dynamic, imperfect, spacious, not radio-friendly. Structure: quiet intro, sparse verses, emotional mid-section lift, collapse into near silence, final distant unresolved fade. Themes: shared self-destruction, mistaken for meaning, survivor guilt, unfinished grief. Avoid: uplifting tone, catchy hooks, polished pop structure, commercial drops, clean production, heroic resolution.] [Intro] I'm on the Outside looking in hiding behind my disgusting skin Like I've become a nasty sin Always on the outside looking in I keep my fears locked inside And find the dark in which to hide you seek the light and enjoy the ride While I stick to, my darker side [Chorus] I shouldn't care, but I do I care about the things I say and do I have no right to care, but I do Especially about you I wanted you to see the real me I wanted you to really see The person I could really be Please see the inside me! I shouldn't care about what you think I liv my life, out on the brink I shouldn't hide my skin with ink I shouldn't drown my fears in drink [Chorus] I shouldn't care, but I do I care about the things I say and do I have no right to care, but I do Especially about you I watch you always from afar Wondering who, you really are See past the dark and the scar Let me play for you, my dark guitar [Instrumental outro: Dark guitar}
