Steel in My Breath | Anime: Hell's Paradise (Sagiri) | Music 🎧

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Cifra:

They dressed me in robes too wide,
A daughter where a son should stride.
My father's name a heavy brand,
His blade was truth, and mine... unplanned.

Steel was home, but not my will,
I struck with doubt, then stood too still.
They say a sword must never pause,
But mine would shake, then question cause.

Faces linger in the air,
Men I've sent from life to where?
Each swing echoes what I lack—
Was it justice, or just act?

But then I met Gabimaru the Hollow,
A blade-bound soul with pain to follow.
Gabimaru, with his haunted gaze,
Showed strength in love, not just in blaze.

I carry weight that cuts me deep,
Not all wounds ever truly sleep.
But through this path of roots and bone,
I’m finding truth I’ve never known.
If death’s a test, then let it see—
I swing not just for law, but me.
This steel I feared is now my breath—
A way to life, not only death.

He walks for her, through ash and stone,
To earn a peace he’s never known.
And I, who judged with measured tone,
Now follow steps that aren’t my own.

This isle of gods and blood-stained trees,
Of smiling beasts and rotting pleas,
It asks what humanness must mean,
When nothing here is pure or clean.

I thought the strong were born, not made,
That doubt would rot a sharpened blade.
But now I see the flaw was pride—
Even lost souls can turn the tide.

So if the path is steep and torn,
I'll cut through roots where fear is born.
Not to prove I’m forged of stone—
But to stand with him, not be alone.

I carry weight that cuts me deep,
Not all wounds ever truly sleep.
But through this path of roots and bone,
I’m finding truth I’ve never known.
If death’s a test, then let it see—
I swing not just for law, but me.
This steel I feared is now my breath—
A way to life, not only death.