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Emotional
Scars To Steel
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Erik Williams0 likes1 plays3:18
Style: trap, 808s, hi-hats, synth, 140 bpm,hitting, Hard-hitting emotional hip-hop rap duet. NO R&B, NO pop singing, NO melodic chorus. Female rapper and young male rapper with two clearly different voices. Female voice: youthful, raw, emotional, conversational rap delivery, frustrated and vulnerable, gradually becoming more confident and forceful. Male voice: youthful male rapper, lower register, calm but intense, realistic conversational flow, emotional trauma-to-breakthrough delivery. Both should sound like rappers, not singers.
Dark emotional trap/hip-hop beat with punchy kick, crisp snare, deep 808 bass, sparse piano notes, atmospheric background texture, tight hi-hats, and a strong rap pocket. Start slower and stripped-down, then make the drums hit harder when the female starts really opening up. Male verse enters over a harder beat and sounds like he's responding directly to her story. Build toward an intense final rap section where both voices feel powerful and healed.
Rap-first production, realistic cadence, clear words, natural pauses, internal rhymes, emotional storytelling, raw street-influenced hip-hop energy, cinematic but NOT R&B. No sung vocals., duet, female vocal, male vocal, rap, drums, strings
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Lyrics
How can I trust a man
When the first one I trusted broke my heart?
I'm still learning who I am
Still learning where my healing starts...
How can I trust a man when my father was the first heartbreak?
First man who could've taught me love,
but left me with questions I couldn't explain.
Everybody said he was there,
but where was he when I needed him?
Why'd I have to grow up wondering
if I was ever worth choosing?
I got quiet, nobody asked what was wrong,
So I learned how to hide it and pretend I was strong.
Then I carried that pain into people I loved,
Looking for the missing pieces
in somebody else's love.
I stared at the mirror
with tears falling down...
Wondering why nobody
could see me now.
But I'm tired of crying
over things I couldn't change.
Tired of letting somebody else's actions
make me feel ashamed.
I don't hate you, Dad...
I just hate what your absence did.
You were supposed to teach me love,
but I had to learn it as a kid.
I don't hate you,
I just hate what your absence did.
You were supposed to teach me love,
but I had to teach myself what it is.
I'm finding my voice,
I'm finding my worth.
I'm learning I deserved love
before anybody said I did.
This ain't the end of my story...
It's the first page of my healing.
Yeah...
I know what it feels like
to carry pain you never chose,
Smile around everybody
while nobody really knows.
Sometimes you get angry
'cause the words don't come out right,
So you keep everything inside
and fight yourself every night.
But your past ain't your identity,
and their words ain't your truth.
You were hurting back then,
you were just trying to make it through.
You don't have to chase love
just to prove somebody cares.
You don't have to accept less
because somebody wasn't there.
And I know you wanted answers
from the person who caused the pain,
But sometimes healing starts
when you stop waiting for them to change.
You can love somebody
and still dislike what they did.
You can forgive somebody
without forgetting how you lived.
Look inside that mirror...
Don't only see the tears.
See somebody who survived
all those lonely years.
You weren't hard to love.
You weren't too much.
You were a child looking for love
and trying to understand what it was.
So maybe I was never broken...
Maybe I was just hurting.
Maybe all these years
I was searching for somebody to tell me I was worth it.
But I'm telling myself now.
I'm finally hearing my voice.
I can't change what happened...
But healing is still my choice.
I don't hate you,
I just hate what your absence did.
You were supposed to teach me love,
but I had to teach myself what it is.
I'm finding my voice,
I'm finding my worth.
I'm learning I deserved love
before anybody said I did.
This ain't the end of my story...
It's the first page of my healing.
I'm still healing...
Still learning...
Still becoming...
And for the first time...
I'm choosing me.