I'm Not Gonna Miss You When I'm Gone - Break - Is - Over - With - Voicemod - Text - To - Song

i'm not gonna miss you- 
when i'm gone.
So - So
So-
Long.
The feeling behind this song.
I'm not gonna miss you-
when I'm gone.

You drove me here,
Us apart, my dear.
To live, you fear.
I can't die with you here.

You hurt my heart.
So Long.
I'm gone.

Watching you-
Is 

Watching you-
Is- Killing me.
You don't see,
How it Be.

Friend, Neighbour, Family;
Can't you-
Can't you-
Can't YOU See?!

I love you-

I love you-
I love you, More than you love yourSelf.

So.
SSO.

i'm not gonna miss you- 
when i'm gone.
So - So
So-
Long.

i'm not gonna miss you- 
when i'm gone.
So - So
So-
Long.
The feeling behind this song.
I'm not gonna miss you-
when I'm gone.


Made with - https://tuna.voicemod.net/text-to-song/ and cutting & merging the clips

I'm Not Gonna Miss You When I'm Gone - Break - Is - Over - With - Voicemod - Text - To - Song

His plant-based diet became a quiet rebellion, a symbol of his respect for life. Where his species consumed animals without care, he chose a path that required less death, fewer resources, and aligned with his internal philosophy. It was more than just nourishment for him—it was a statement. The act of consuming plants was a way of declaring, to anyone who cared to listen, that he refused to contribute to the suffering that had become so normalized.

This choice set him apart even more, making him a target of ridicule. Others mocked him, called him weak. They didn't understand that his diet wasn’t just about survival—it was about compassion, the very thing they had long forgotten.

Despite the cruelty of his society, there were moments of connection. A few, rare individuals shared his vision or, at the very least, respected his stance. They didn’t always stay, but for a time, they provided some reprieve from his solitude. Allies in a world that didn’t seem to have room for kindness.

[Verse]
I saw her on the road
A woman who only lived to feed herself a drug
I saw her as I walked by
She begged me if I could help her find something to eat
I said I couldn't make it through this day
Wish I could have stayed
But my hunger would have done me in
And she was right beside me
When I came back around
My hunger led me back to her again

[Pre Chorus]
And now she’s gone before we even touched
The emptiness within my heart is deep and cuts like glass

[Chorus]
And I know someday, someday
Someday I will see what I did
I wish that all my days, all my days
I could turn off what I am
And live out the days I thought I spent
In a world where love can be enough
Where everyone can be a hero, get their hands dirty
For the good of others, not just themselves

[Verse]
Gone down that road too many times
It takes an effort that I don't have any more
Sometimes, it's hard to tell if I'm weak
Because sometimes, I choose to avert my eyes
Or speak up when I should've been quiet
As I watch another

Chapter 2: The Path of Compassion (ii)

He hadn’t always been so certain. As a child, like everyone else, he was conditioned to believe that eating animals was necessary for survival. Protein, they said, could only come from flesh. But by 24, a hunger for truth led him down a different path. His research into nutrition was a revelation. The body needed protein, yes, but it could be built through plants—through chains of amino acids that came from life without death. This knowledge felt like salvation, a way to break free from the brutal conditioning of his upbringing.

His awakening came not just through study but in action. During a mission trip to Louisiana in 2016, where record floods had devastated communities, he saw the destruction nature could bring, but also the way society’s disregard for the planet had contributed to the suffering. He chose, then, to abandon animal products entirely. It was a declaration of his spiritual transcendence, but it also made him a target of scorn. The religious leaders of the mission chastised him, mocking his beliefs. But their mockery only served to reinforce his understanding that he was on a higher path, one that embraced compassion not just for the planet but for all living beings.

[Verse]
Cows lay dying in barns on machines
They look out, stare at empty stalls and
I walk them to the door one last time
And let them go with mercy in my heart
We grow up thinking death is wrong
It was never right, just like we were born

[Chorus]
I think I need to see another side
Cause this ain't what I thought I'd find
God forgive me if I'm lying
I hate that I can't speak the truth anymore

[Verse]
The woods are alive, we cut them down
The blood runs red on the trees they fell
They call us savages, but really
We are the ones who killed animals first
I know we're just as far gone as them
When we think we're better than our brothers
You think that it's too late to change your mind?
No, it's never too late to live your life
That's why I'll hide no longer
I've left my home behind ~

Chapter 3: The Turning Point

As his awareness deepened, so did his isolation. The more he tried to live compassionately, the more alienated he became. His peers didn’t just mock him—they saw him as a threat. His empathy, his refusal to participate in the accepted norms of cruelty, made them uncomfortable. It was easier for them to brand him a villain than to confront the possibility that there was another way to live.

He had to be careful. His society didn’t tolerate dissenters, and those who defied the norms often disappeared. But he was convinced there were others like him—hidden, perhaps, or afraid to speak up. He clung to the belief that somewhere, others longed for a world free from suffering. Slowly, he began to build his vision. A sanctuary, a place where beings could live without causing harm to others, where the focus was on thriving, not on mindless consumption and death.

But the road was treacherous. His society’s rulers were brutal, and his enemies multiplied with each small success. He would need to be cautious, always on guard, if he was to survive long enough to see his vision become reality.

[Verse]
One man built a tower to reach the heavens
Another wanted to make a better life for everyone
So many tried, but they never seemed to get anywhere
Why can't we all coexist?

[Pre Chorus]
Don't you think it's time to put down your sword?
It seems somebody's gotta stop this endless war
Can't we just talk about what we've got in common?
You work so hard, you're proud of the things you've done
But someone's hurting you, someone's hurting me, too
Can't we find a way to live without being cruel?

[Chorus]
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (Isolation)
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (Isolation)
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (Isolation)
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (Isolation)

[Verse]
One boy grew up without a father, then went out in the wood
Butchered animals, feeling nothing when he took their lives
The boar told him that he was loved, the deer smiled at his brothers
And he thought he was wise until his mother came home
To tell him R I P

[Chorus]
I want to hear you say it one more time
Come back here and say it one more time
One more, say it one more time
Tell me where is love?

[Verse]
You are worth more than all these berries
And all these flowers (Yeah)
I will never leave your side
I'll be like a river that flows into you forevermore
(No)
I'll be there for you
Your lover's with you now, he'll never leave you here alone

[Chorus]
I want to hear you say it one more time
Come back here and say it one more time
One more, say it one more time
Tell me where is love? Yeah

[Bridge Out]

Chapter 4: The Outcast

As he gathered allies and his influence grew, so too did the weight of his anger. He had dedicated his life to compassion, to the belief that a better world was possible. But the cruelty around him—the mindless slaughter, the willful destruction of the planet—sometimes made his rage boil over. He feared that his anger would consume him, that he might become what he despised.

He meditated, trying to center himself. But in those quiet moments, the question gnawed at him: Could he truly maintain compassion in the face of such overwhelming cruelty? Or would he, in time, become the villain his enemies already believed him to be?

[Verse]
One day, as he sat on his rooftop, a figure appeared suddenly beside him. It was an angel, one he had never seen before: tall, lithe, with wings almost black. The angel's face was a mask of stone; its eyes were cold and hard, like obsidian. It spoke to him:
You must destroy me if I am to harm you.
“Must I?” said the Buddha. “Is there no way we could live together in peace?”
The angel laughed a harsh, deep laugh, and said, “There is no peace for you. Your heart is too kind to bear the daily horrors around you.”
“I will find some way,” said the Buddha. “I cannot let my body give in to my anger.”
The angel shook its head: “No, your path leads only to death.” Then it vanished, leaving behind a trail of golden light and the words “Decimate or die” tattooed onto his arm.

[Chorus]
Should we kill all monsters? Is it right to end evil? Is it right to end mayhem?
To decimate such creatures or should we just let them roam free? What's the right thing to do when there seems to be no hope?

[Outro]

[Chorus]
Nope
We all know the trope
Dope
Do rei mi
F#m
#FML

[Outro]

Chapter 5: The Internal Struggle

His sanctuary, once a dream, was slowly becoming a reality. People—beings—who shared his vision began to gather, drawn by his unwavering commitment to a life of empathy and respect. But it wasn’t easy. The forces that ruled his society saw him as a threat, and they would stop at nothing to maintain their grip on power.

Yet even as his vision took shape, a gnawing despair clung to him. The suffering he had witnessed, the indifference of his society, weighed heavily on his heart. He had spent so long fighting for compassion, but it seemed like an endless battle. His anger simmered beneath the surface, and the question he could never escape loomed larger with each passing day: What if none of this is enough?

He had always believed that empathy could heal the world, but he was haunted by the thought that his efforts might be futile. What if the cruelty of his society was too deeply rooted, too ingrained to be changed? What if the suffering would never stop, no matter how hard he fought against it?

More and more, he found himself asking: Why continue? The burden of being different, of caring when no one else did, was a weight he could barely carry. His sanctuary might be a safe haven for now, but would it ever truly change the world? Or was he just delaying the inevitable destruction his society would bring upon itself?

Despite the allies he had gathered, he was more alone than ever, caught between the hope of a compassionate future and the crushing reality of the world as it was. His anger, his frustration, his sadness—they threatened to overwhelm him. He had built his life on the belief that compassion was his greatest strength, but in the darkest moments, it felt like a weakness, leaving him vulnerable to the suffering he had fought so hard to reject.

And so, as the sanctuary grew and his followers looked to him for guidance, he was left wondering: For what?

When all is said and done, what will have been the point of it all? Was it worth cost If compassion lost?

[Chorus]
You know the answer has got to start somewhere
But I can't see clearly from here
And I've been looking around for someone who'll stand up and hear me
All I want is your help

[Verse]
Now everything seems right
Now there's not much wrong
And the pain is gone, finally
Finally
Can we do something about my life?
Can I do something about our lives?
The answer should start somewhere
Somewhere
I'm losing friends that I don't really need
Man, oh man, can I ask what you're doing?
Your lives might change today
If you just take the time to say
You could make a difference here somehow
If you'd stop and think about it
We could change things around, around, around
We could change things around, around, around
We could change things around, around, around

[Bridge]
I could help you understand
What it means to be human
Instead, it's easier to let go
Let go of all the love we get
I could help you understand
What it means to be human
Instead, it's easier to let go

[Outro]

Chapter 6: The Future Begins

I used to be you,
and someday you'll turn into me,
I wish the burden of the lives
you're shouldering could be eased.
the walls are closing in [screamo]
on our world of forsaken sin [tenner?]
your existence is a bane on life itself
kindly, cease to exist.
haha you're dead
is this what ye wish to be said
or perhaps read
when you aren't awake
don't you see what you take
real or fake
for goodness sake
you fill me with love and hate
look at the death on your plate
watch it's fate
did it really sate?
how many years to date?
damn, not even days beyond your daze
the Sun has more rays
crossing streets, Jays
blasé
if there's a God, he cannot save you
he will not have mercy
fair enough if He does
but if he doesn't, we'll do without
with every second that passes by, I'm closer
to leaving you behind
get ready to live and die

[Verse]
All these people die
The things they say are so insane
When they say you can't cope
You know that life's for naught
So stop complaining and be thankful
Stop hating others to feel better
Wish them all well
And you won't need to pretend anymore

[Chorus]
We'll be friends
I'm dead inside
Dead inside
Why can't we be friends?

[Verse]
You can't have everything
So you're the one who must give up
A little of your time
It ain't no crime
You've got your place in the world
Just don't complain about it
Take a moment to breathe
Then you'll be fine

[Chorus]
We'll be friends
We're dead inside
Dead inside

[Outro]

I used to be you, (i)

I used to be you, (ii)

[Intro]
I don't want to punish you
nor see you punished
these things you spit and chew
are the reason we are famished

[Verse]
I try to be nice to you
despite the things you do
I love you like a fool swimming the ocean pool
so be real about this stagnant cesspool
or go back to school

[Pre-Chorus]
if you don't want to be,
give your money to me
haha see
you wont do that but you live like a flea
shit that's a biting spree!
Ouch! my knee!
If we can't agree,
your future will be tree free
lucky to live another 33

[Chorus]
I think about it every day and it makes my brain ache
For goodness sake
It's not hard to bake
It's just the dishes that break
but you take take take
are you dead not awake?
Do you dream when you sleep?
Are you waiting for Grim to reap?
how many sounds need to beep?
surface level or deep?
do you want Death to creep upon you-you domestic sheep?
Watch the blade sweep.
Lay your head to rest now, it's the end of the day.
If you still can speak and say,
feel free to stay.
Let suffering live another day.
I don't want to...

[Verse]
breathe in your air you know that its poison
and cope with your soul, how you plan on taking my life
without all the facts, you're easy prey
and I'm sorry I had to come to this conclusion
It's time for us to move along
This war on us is over and done
We've seen too much to keep going
Isolation is suffocation

[Verse]
I don't want to see your face
I don't want to hear you talk
I need to see you grow up
And change your ways please
Be the person that you choose to be
be the one that you see
be real about these things you spit and chew

[Outro]
And change your ways please
Be the person that you choose to be
be the one that you see
be real about these things you spit and chew

[Outro]

I don't want to punish you

[Pre-Chorus]

I hesitantly abided by the standard american diet for 24 years despite my intuition and picky pallet. After I got out of the Army I used my GI bill to continue my studies and as I did, I took the course on Human Nutrition when I could not contain my curiosity and was looking for every possible way to justify the consumption of chicken, which was my favourite protein source at the time. I've done more research on the premise than the rest of the class. Where else am I suppose to sit? SAD takes up too much space and is a bane to the economy, environment, and existence itself. Math is beautiful. Logic is wonderful. I'm not even expecting empathy for animals that are not homosapiens. Eating animals is self harm and oppresses our own species.

[Intro]

[Verse]

It's pretty cut and dry

If I'm wrong

Let me Die

here's a song

for the ones my heart aches all along

[Chorus]

your suffering is mine

that's what you'll find

no it's not fine

it puts us in a bind

If I could I'd put it behind

but fortunately I'm not blind

I try to be kind

[Verse]

but to ignore the suffering of our species

I'd rather dance dead in fecal matter, feces

ooooo Reese's Pieces

[Chorus]

everyday I watch my friends and family suffer

oh brother

yet another

most recently again my mother

[Verse]

throw a stick between my spoke

hate me cause I awoke

my heart you make broke

the world you smoke

I look forward to a stroke

maybe you'll eat me when I croak

wipe my tears and fears with poison oak

[Bridge]

I'm soft spoken

everything is broken

the teethe of my tithe is my token

everything is broken

[Break]

I see the problem

at the root

it's a hoot

but discussion fails with a brute

they only want the loot

so my words may be heard like the flute

my hands are dirty, I can't be cute

[Outro]

I see the problem

at the root

it's a hoot

but discussion fails with a brute

they only want the loot

so my words may be heard like the flute

my hands are dirty, I can't be cute

[Outro]

I hesitantly abided by the SAD

Prompt:
GoIT: Got it IT

What it wrote:
[前奏]
[主歌]
深夜独行在无人的街
抬头望星空闪闪烁
心里有千般思绪
寻找生命的方向不歇
[预副歌]
星河璀璨映我心
每个光点都是梦的起点
[副歌]
我要找寻属于我的路
让生活充满温暖和光
即使黑夜漫长无边
也要勇敢向前走
[主歌]
走过寂寞走过迷茫
每一步都坚定有力
希望就在不远处
照亮我前行的方向
[预副歌]
星河璀璨映我心
每个光点都是梦的起点
[副歌]
我要找寻属于我的路
让生活充满温暖和光
即使黑夜漫长无边
也要勇敢向前走
[桥段]
星光指引我前行
不再害怕未知的旅程
相信自己能飞翔
拥抱每一个黎明
[副歌]
我要找寻属于我的路
让生活充满温暖和光
即使黑夜漫长无边
也要勇敢向前走
[副歌]
我要找寻属于我的路
让生活充满温暖和光
即使黑夜漫长无边
也要勇敢向前走

What it translates to:
[Prelude]
[Main Song]
Walking alone in the deserted street late at night
Looking up at the twinkling starry sky
There are thousands of thoughts in my mind
Searching for the direction of life
[Pre-Chorus]
The stars shine brightly in my heart
Each light point is the starting point of a dream
[Chorus]
I want to find my own way
Let life be filled with warmth and light
Even if the night is long and endless
I must move forward bravely
[Main Song]
Walking through loneliness and confusion
Every step is firm and powerful
Hope is not far away
Illuminating the direction I am going
[Pre-Chorus]
The stars shine brightly in my heart
Each light point is the starting point of a dream Every point is the starting point of a dream
[Chorus]
I want to find my own way
Let life be filled with warmth and light
Even if the night is long and endless
I will move forward bravely
[Bridge]
The starlight guides me forward
No longer afraid of the unknown journey
Believe that I can fly and embrace every dawn
[Chorus]
I want to find my own way
Let life be filled with warmth and light
Even if the night is long and endless
I will move forward bravely
[Chorus]
I want to find my own way
Let life be filled with warmth and light
Even if the night is long and endless
I will move forward bravely

This song is about resilience, self-discovery, and hope. It reflects the journey of navigating through life's challenges, such as loneliness, confusion, and uncertainty, while maintaining a determined and optimistic outlook. The imagery of the starry sky and starlight symbolizes guidance, dreams, and inspiration, emphasizing the importance of staying brave and moving forward despite difficulties.

The repeated theme of finding one's own path highlights the desire for individuality and purpose, while the message of embracing warmth, light, and new beginnings suggests a transformative journey towards a brighter future. It's a motivational anthem encouraging self-belief and perseverance.

Kuro

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