Testo di No One

I do what people do, wear what people wear I say what people say: Keep quiet about what's off-limits No one decided this, but everyone obeys An anonymous script that's been playing out my whole life I chose the college that you're supposed to choose to make money I chose the life that everyone wants first I woke up one day and asked: Is this my life? Or is it just the way you're supposed to live speaking through my mouth on its own? No one decides, but everyone does the same No one asks, but the script is universal I became a character in a script that no one wrote And I pretended that this faceless copy was me No one that's the name of who I became without realizing it No one the anonymous figure that you tell me to be I want a face that's mine alone I want a voice that no one has borrowed It's easier to be them, it's easier to hide In the crowd of everyone does it, no one has to answer But this convenience comes with a hidden price It's a whole life lived by a meaningless ghost Today I stop, I step out of line, I break the mold Not because it's easy, but because this copy doesn't satisfy me I'd rather make a mistake being myself than get it right by being you I prefer the solitude of existing to the crowd that just obeys No one decides, but everyone does the same No one asks, but the script is universal I became a character in a script that no one wrote And I pretended that this faceless copy was me No one that's the name of who I became without realizing it No one the anonymous figure that they tell me to be I want a face that's mine alone I want a voice that no one has borrowed It's done It's used It's lived Not me I don't want to be the echo of a nameless crowd anymore I want the hunger to be myself, even if no one approves Authenticity hurts more than a comfortable copy But only it is mine the rest is disposable No one that's the name of who I've become without realizing it No one the anonymous figure that society tells me to be I want a face that's mine alone I want a voice that no one has borrowed My name, isn't society