Create a dark, hypnotic trance track at ~120 BPM with a slow, floating progression. The core melody should be minimalist, repeating, and emotionally unresolved—something that loops gently but never fully resolves, creating a feeling of quiet unease and inevitability. Use warm analog pads, soft detuned synths, and subtle arpeggios that shimmer rather than pulse. Drums should be restrained: light kicks, distant percussion, minimal low end, no aggressive basslines. Female vocals are airy, restrained, and intimate—almost whispered—used sparingly for the chorus lines, with long reverb and delay so they feel suspended in space rather than leading the track.
At the center, strip the music down completely: remove drums, leave only a soft pad, low drone, and faint melodic fragments for the spoken-word section. This middle should feel calm, exposed, and emotionally naked. Afterward, slowly rebuild the melody with added harmonics, never louder—just heavier in meaning. The ending should fade,
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Lyrics
Verse 1
I learned to write without fingerprints
To think in gaps, to speak in hints
Every truth I keep runs cold
Like something old that never left
They taught us how to sound humane
While sharpening a different blade
Say it softly, say it clean
So no one hears what it really means
Pre-Chorus
They don’t shout, they don’t chase
They don’t need to show their face
They just wait for us to break
Then call it choice, then call it fate
Chorus
You think they care about you
I’m sorry — they don’t
They scream your name in public
Then leave it in the mud
If you don’t agree, you’re a traitor
If you speak, you’re a shame
If you won’t bend the right way
They say you’re the one to blame
Post-Chorus (quiet hook)
Watch it happen
Just watch and see
Love turns fast
When you disagree
Verse 2
They say they speak for women
But listen when one says “no”
She’s an embarrassment
A problem
A puppet playing a role
They say it’s all about safety
But they’re always at the door
Taking space like it’s owed to them
Then asking for more
They call it progress, call it justice
But never stop to ask
Why the simplest answer
Is the one they always pass
Pre-Chorus
Because peace doesn’t trend
And quiet doesn’t win
And a third way out
Would end the argument
Chorus
You think they care about truth
I’m sorry — they don’t
They need the fight to stay alive
So it never really stops
They don’t hear women speaking
They don’t hear the line
They hear applause, they hear permission
They hear “this time it’s fine”
Spoken Word (Middle – no music, or low pulse)
Let’s stop pretending this is complicated.
You don’t get to say you speak for women
while tearing women apart the moment they disagree.
Watch it happen.
Disagreement becomes betrayal.
Silence becomes proof.
And women who won’t fall in line
are called weak, dangerous, or useful.
That isn’t protection.
That’s control.
And on the other side —
you don’t get to demand every space
and call it inclusion.
You don’t get to erase boundaries
while refusing the one solution
that would end this quietly.
A third space ends the war.
That’s why it’s ignored.
The people fighting loudest
aren’t the ones living the consequences.
The ones who changed their bodies,
who just want to exist without being hunted —
they aren’t leading this.
They’re being used as cover.
Both sides swear they’re saving someone.
Both sides say the harm is necessary.
And the truth is this:
when this collapses — and it will —
women will be blamed,
trans people will be blamed,
and transsexuals will be left with nothing.
It doesn’t matter who wins.
Some of us were already written off.
This was never about safety.
Never about dignity.
Never about truth.
It was about power —
and who gets to speak
when everyone else is told to be quiet.
Break / Drop (music returns, stripped)
No face
No crown
No side to save
Just pressure
Just distance
Just rules we never gave
Final Chorus (verdict)
You think they care about you
They never really did
They cared about being seen
They cared about being right
Because when this turns inward
And it will — it always does
Women turn on women
People turn on blood
Outro
It doesn’t matter who wins
That’s the part no one says
Some of us were finished
Before this even began
Not if
Just when
We were never protected
We were positioned
And when it ends
There will be no side left
To stand on.