I know, but (original ver)

I understand.
What's right,
why we're supposed to read the room,
and the rules we're meant to follow.

Still, there are moments when compliance becomes impossible.
Because understanding sometimes makes refusal unavoidable.

"I Know, But..." turns that pent-up defiance-
born from exhaustion with constant correctness and moral pressure-
directly into sound.

The more gently it's explained,
the more calmly it's preached,
the rougher the voice becomes.

This isn't a scream of ignorance.
It's a scream that comes after understanding-
the moment you still choose to say, "No."