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conversations.value: Write me a song called Mirror with the following description: “Mirror” is the outro to Kendrick Lamar’s fifth studio album, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. He discusses the pressures of fame and the dichotomy of living selfishly despite his modest image.
  The song’s production sees a heavy Funk and Neo Soul influence due to the bounciness of the beat. The heavy drums in the background of the track give the song an 80s skate-like vibe, forcing Kendrick’s cadence to follow its pattern.
  In the song, Kendrick articulately sums up the majority of the themes of the album. “Mirror” serves as a metaphor for one’s own personal growth, suggesting to Kendrick fans that despite his long wait to release music, they shouldn’t wait on him and should grow on their own.
  Kendrick makes it clear that due to his newborn daughter, his oldest child, and his wife, he will always put himself first—except for his family—as he can’t sacrifice the little time he has with his family for anyone.
  What may seem to be a more basic album outro in comparison to DAMN.’s outro, “DUCKWORTH.,” the song’s deeper meaning reflects on his wait to release music, exhibiting his growth for his fans. Kendrick speaks deeply about the pressure he feels in order to take care of his family in the best way, subsequently, taking time off to find himself. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Intro: Kodak Black]
  I choose me
  [Verse 1: Kendrick Lamar]
  The pressure's taking over me, it's beginning to loom
  Better if I spare your feelings and tell you the truth
  Lately, I redirected my point of view
  You won't grow waitin' on me
  I can't live in the Matrix, huh
  Rather fall short of your graces, huh
  This time, I won't trade places, huh
  Not about who's right, who's wrong, huh
  Evolve, the only thing known, huh
  Ask me when I'm coming home, huh
  Blink twice again, I'm gone
  [Chorus: Kendrick Lamar]
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  [Verse 2: Kendrick Lamar]
  She woke up in the morning for the daily news
  I was so low and mourning through the family feuds
  Baby, I told you a story and laid down all the rules
  Still, you won't grow waiting on me [Chorus: Kendrick Lamar]
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  [Verse 3: Kendrick Lamar]
  'Cause all of it's toxic
  Girl, I'm not relevant to givin' on profit
  Personal gain off my pain, it's nonsense
  Darlin', my demons is off the leash for a moshpit
  Baby, I just had a baby, you know she need me
  Workin' on myself, the counselin' is not easy
  Don't you point a finger just to point a finger
  'Cause critical thinkin' is a deal-breaker
  Faith in one man is a ship sinking
  Do yourself a favor and get a mirror that mirror grievance
  Then point it at me so the reflection can mirror freedom
  She told me that she need me the most, I didn't believe her
  She even called me names on the post, the world can see it
  Jokes and gaslightin'
  Mad at me 'cause she didn't get my vote, she say I'm triflin'
  Disregardin' the way that I cope with my own vices
  Maybe it's time to break it off
  Run away from the culture to follow my heart [Bridge: Kendrick Lamar]
  I realized true love's not savin' face
  But unconditional
  When will you let me go?
  I trust you'll find independence
  If not, then all is forgiven
  Sorry I didn't save the world, my friend
  I was too busy buildin' mine again
  [Chorus: Kendrick Lamar]
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry
  I choose me, I'm sorry