Listen on Suno This song calls out a climate where power hides behind morality and tradition, reviving exclusionary nationalism and blurring politics with religious influence. It speaks to the disorientation of seeing society slip backward while being told it is moving forward. Singing and dancing become resistance, a refusal of silence and a way to remember dignity. From that tension rises a quiet, steady insistence on empathy, memory, and the will to keep speaking in one’s own voice.