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This song is about those whom society tries to push to the margins.
About the “different.” About those who don’t fit someone else’s standards of “normality.”
About how, when people try to humiliate you, trample you down, and make you “different,” there are others nearby who feel the same way.
About people who are bullied or condemned for their appearance, manner of behavior, style, or freedom to be themselves.
About the cruelty of the crowd and how easily people turn a blind eye to violence.
About how every person has the right to be who they are.
About how the “different” are not weak, but free.
About how no one should be left alone when others try to break them.
This is the anthem of those who have gone beyond the limits.
The anthem of those who have preserved their inner light.
The anthem of those who are not ashamed to be themselves.
Song translation:
Tonight I’m walking beside Sophie.
She lives in the air I breathe.
I can’t get it out of my head,
how they made you bleed.
Was it because of your clothes?
Because of the way you behave?
I can’t believe
how they could be so cruel
and feel no remorse.
But we won’t forget.
We are different.
We are outcasts.
We are the ones who stand beyond the edge.
But we cannot be hidden.
We are different.
Bruised beneath the eyes, beaten,
but you are not alone out there.
If you feel humiliated,
torn apart, deceived—
you are not alone.
We are different.
As simple as the air in your lungs.
As simple as the words on your lips.
And no one should take this away.
No one has the right to dispute it.
Now, with our heads held high,
we will keep walking
and show the world
that we will not let them break us
or wear us down.
Because we are not alone.
We are different.
We are outcasts.
We are the ones who stand beyond the edge.
But we cannot be hidden.
We are different.
We are outcasts.
And you are not alone out there.
If you feel humiliated,
torn apart, deceived—
you are not alone.
We are different.
Normality is not the norm.
It is merely a form.
(We are different.)
Forget about the “norm.”
(We are the ones outside the system.)
Take off your uniform.
(We are different.)
We are all beautiful.
We are different.
Sophie was a 20-year-old girl when she was killed for being dressed differently from everyone else. They were beating up her boyfriend, but she protected him with her own body....
About the “different.” About those who don’t fit someone else’s standards of “normality.”
About how, when people try to humiliate you, trample you down, and make you “different,” there are others nearby who feel the same way.
About people who are bullied or condemned for their appearance, manner of behavior, style, or freedom to be themselves.
About the cruelty of the crowd and how easily people turn a blind eye to violence.
About how every person has the right to be who they are.
About how the “different” are not weak, but free.
About how no one should be left alone when others try to break them.
This is the anthem of those who have gone beyond the limits.
The anthem of those who have preserved their inner light.
The anthem of those who are not ashamed to be themselves.
Song translation:
Tonight I’m walking beside Sophie.
She lives in the air I breathe.
I can’t get it out of my head,
how they made you bleed.
Was it because of your clothes?
Because of the way you behave?
I can’t believe
how they could be so cruel
and feel no remorse.
But we won’t forget.
We are different.
We are outcasts.
We are the ones who stand beyond the edge.
But we cannot be hidden.
We are different.
Bruised beneath the eyes, beaten,
but you are not alone out there.
If you feel humiliated,
torn apart, deceived—
you are not alone.
We are different.
As simple as the air in your lungs.
As simple as the words on your lips.
And no one should take this away.
No one has the right to dispute it.
Now, with our heads held high,
we will keep walking
and show the world
that we will not let them break us
or wear us down.
Because we are not alone.
We are different.
We are outcasts.
We are the ones who stand beyond the edge.
But we cannot be hidden.
We are different.
We are outcasts.
And you are not alone out there.
If you feel humiliated,
torn apart, deceived—
you are not alone.
We are different.
Normality is not the norm.
It is merely a form.
(We are different.)
Forget about the “norm.”
(We are the ones outside the system.)
Take off your uniform.
(We are different.)
We are all beautiful.
We are different.
Sophie was a 20-year-old girl when she was killed for being dressed differently from everyone else. They were beating up her boyfriend, but she protected him with her own body....
