Verse 1

In the end I picked freedom, no debate,

There's people who were born to walk alone — I relate,

I voluntarily signed up for this solitary fate,

Used to run from loneliness, afraid of the dark, couldn't wait,

Scared of the void inside and out, the emptiness I'd hate,

Then I cooled off, grew numb, and I figured out too late —

Being solo's simply calmer, and it's easier to take.

I walked out of a relationship, two years of weight,

It was a burden on my shoulders, heavy on my plate,

I got scared that in a life together, share the same space,

We'd be miserable because of me — I couldn't stand the taste.

Chorus

I consider myself a samurai, a hundred warriors inside,

They're my backbone, they're my anchor, they're the reason I don't hide,

I don't know what love means, but I ain't been denied,

It lives inside me quietly — I just can't open the door wide,

Can't figure how to show it, how to wake it from inside...