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Maybe an artist - Not Me

“Not Me” is a piano piece that reveals, with painful delicacy, the inner mechanism of escape—that endless running from responsibility, where we point fingers at everyone else just to avoid looking in the mirror. Every note seems to whisper: “it wasn’t me who messed up, it wasn’t me who chose this, it’s not my fault.” It’s a composition about denial, about how we build walls out of accusations so we don’t face the stark truth: that our choices, our weaknesses, our fears have brought us exactly where we are. When we listen to “Not Me,” dark and murky colors rise in the soul: a cold gray like the fog of lies we tell ourselves, a deep black like the hollow in the chest when we know but refuse to admit, a burning red like the anger we project onto others, a dirty yellow like the jealousy and resentment that poison us instead of setting us free. These colors aren’t just fleeting emotions—they are testimonies to an inner battle: the struggle to avoid the mirror, to refuse to acknowledge that responsibility starts with ourselves. Yet the true power of the piece lies in the silence that follows the notes: that moment when the music forces you to pause and ask “what if… it was me?”. Because running doesn’t free us from consequences—it only prolongs them, makes them heavier. Someone needs to stop us mid-flight, to force us to own up, to say “yes, I did this, I can fix it.” “Not Me” doesn’t judge—it only illuminates. It whispers that real courage isn’t blaming the world, but taking it upon yourself. And that true freedom begins exactly where denial ends: when we say, with a trembling voice, “me.”