Fused with Swati elements and United Kingdom culture, this song symbolizes that no matter your color, skin tone, race or age, we all deal with pain. We grow old but never outgrow the inner child that has been affected by all the trauma, the worst part is, most people go through to their graves without having to deal with and process all that pain. We're taught "Real men don't cry" which has created a society which has men suffering in silence, leading to depression and in some cases, suicide. We live in a world where women are told what to do, how to feel, how to dress and what not to wear, like revealing clothes because there's prying men who rape and take advantage of them simply because of the way they look. Okay, it's a cruel world, with bad things, bad experiences, & bad people. I'm not here to point out the villains; instead of watching from the sidelines, everyone can be the hero in their own story. No matter how bad they've been, and no matter how bad the victims have been treated. Bad things happen, but in the end, we're all human, and we're not perfect, so instead of hushing each other when one tries to show emotion, let's embrace each other. There's plenty ways of dealing with pain, choose wisely, & worst the thing, most people don't even know they have to deal with it. Idk about you, but I'm getting this baggage of me as soon as possible, I can't live like that. This my one life and l'd rather go through it, then forget, & overall be happy. Time to dress those mental scars. Soundscape: Moody, Ambient, fiery, mysterious, hypnotic, soothing, Use this song as an escape Genre: R&B, Alternative R&B, Experimental, Acoustic, Ambient, Mood: Dark, Mellow, Melancholy,