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Lyric

When You're Afraid

KIRI

When you're afraid, that's when it's real

When the fear is what you feel

That's when you know you're standing at the edge

That's when courage isn't brave, it's just breath

I get it, I know the weight

I know the poison called too late

When you're afraid, come here

You're not alone, I'm near

When you're afraid, that's fine

That means you're on the line

Afraid doesn't mean you're weak

It means you've got something to keep

It means you care enough to risk the fall

Means you got something worth it all

Most people never feel afraid because

They never tried to be what because

When you're afraid, come here

You're not alone, I'm near

When you're afraid, that's fine

That means you're on the line

I've been there in the dark of three a.m

Thinking I would never rise again

But fear just means you're reaching for something true

And that's exactly what I need from you

When you're afraid, come here

You're not alone, I'm near

  • Lyricist

    KIRI

  • Composer

    KIRI

  • Producer

    KIRI

  • Vocals

    KIRI

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  • 1

    Straight Arrow

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  • 2

    Morning Witness

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  • 3

    Conviction Ring

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  • 4

    Riverside Talks

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  • 5

    Daybreak Oath

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  • 6

    Carried Forward

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  • 7

    Burn Bright Stay

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    When You're Afraid

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  • 9

    Build Your Temple

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  • 10

    Every Hand That Held You

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Forward Hand is a Japanese hip hop album that blends traditional Japanese instruments with contemporary beats. Across 10 tracks, koto, shakuhachi, and taiko drums weave through reflective and energetic soundscapes, exploring themes of determination, inner conflict, and moving forward despite uncertainty. Each song features a distinct instrumental lead ranging from 100 to 128 BPM, creating a journey that honors classical Japanese aesthetics while embracing modern hip hop sensibilities. From uplifting opening statements to intimate closing reflections, this collection captures the essence of standing firm in your convictions.

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