The Anger I Never Learned to Name by Jay Jeong un Yang

 

I created a song using Suno  titled 'The Anger I Never Learned to Name', and the lyrics were inspired by the movie 'Hulk'. 

The artwork featured in the videos was created by me using ChatGPT. 

 

 

  

 Lyrics:

Verse 1
I learned to fold the storm away
Before it reached the sky
Every feeling locked inside
Before it asked me why

They said the quiet ones are safe
The calm ones never break
But every word I swallowed down
Began to slowly shake

Pre-Chorus
No one taught me how to feel
Without the heat of flame
Every pulse inside my chest
Was something I could not name

Chorus
No one taught me how to feel without fire
How to hold the weight without the flame
Every word I buried grew louder
Till the silence learned to scream my name

I held it in, I held it tight
Till the calm began to bend
The anger I never learned to name
Is the voice I can't pretend

Verse 2
I tried to keep the edges smooth
To never lose control
But something deep beneath my skin
Was waking in my soul

They called it strength to stay composed
To never let it show
But every fear I locked away
Was learning how to grow

Pre-Chorus
Every heartbeat in the dark
Was louder than before
A language made of thunder
Breaking through the door

Chorus
No one taught me how to feel without fire
How to carry hurt without a flame
Every truth I tried to bury
Found a way to call my name

I held it in, I held it tight
Till the calm began to bend
The anger I never learned to name
Is the storm beneath my skin

Bridge
Maybe rage is just a language
That my heart was forced to speak
Maybe strength is not the silence
They demanded I should keep

Maybe every hidden fracture
Every fear I tried to tame
Was only trying to remind me
That pain still has a name

Final Chorus
No one taught me how to feel without fire
How to breathe when thunder came
Every scar I tried to hide
Still remembers who I am

I held it in until it grew
Until it tore the sky the same
The anger I never learned to name
Was the truth I couldn't tame

Outro
My silence had a pulse.
Now the world can hear it.