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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Early light on Narukami
Ink-stained orders in her hand
Armor laced with quiet duty
Feather trembling as she stands
She learned thunder before mercy
Raised to bow
Not to ask why
But the wind keeps pulling sideways
Writing questions in the sky
[Chorus]
I am the feather in the storm
Carried
Torn
But holding form
If loyalty means losing me
Tell me what a heart is for
I stand between decree and dawn
Half of me already gone
If faith is just another chain
I’ll be the one who breaks this war (hey)
[Verse 2]
Lantern glow along the shoreline
Footsteps pause
She hears his name
Strangers talking like they know her
About a world that isn’t framed
By purple walls and sacred banners
By every order signed in gold
She feels lightning in her fingers
But this time it won’t be controlled
[Chorus]
I am the feather in the storm
Carried
Torn
But holding form
If loyalty means losing me
Tell me what a heart is for
I stand between decree and dawn
Half of me already gone
If faith is just another chain
I’ll be the one who breaks this war (oh)
[Bridge]
Knees in the rain at the shrine steps
Breathing like the sky might fall
“General
Choose
” the silence whispers
“Will you answer fear
Or answer the call?”
She lifts her eyes to the horizon
Where distant wings are cutting through
If thunder can learn to listen
Maybe she can listen too
[Chorus]
I am the feather in the storm
Carried
Torn
But holding form
If loyalty means losing me
Tell me what a heart is for
I stand between decree and dawn
Half of me already gone
If faith is just another chain
I’ll be the one who breaks this war
[Outro]
Feather falls
Then rises higher
On a wind she’s never known
She was sworn to someone’s power
Now she swears to stand her own
Details
GeneratedApr 3, 2026
Duration3:58
LanguageFrench
Style
Modern J-pop ballad with traditional Japanese flavor: shamisen riffs and bright koto arpeggios over spacious taiko patterns, soft pads underneath. Verses stay restrained with intimate female vocals and close-mic breaths; choruses swell with layered harmonies, octave doubles, and wider drums. Final chorus pushes the taiko and shamisen in call-and-response, then drops to a single vocal and koto for the last line.
Credits
Prompt by
YUKiDM
YUKiDMModelAria v5.5
Prompt
Song about Kujou Sara from Genshin Impact, shamisen, koto, taiko, female
