Freedom (feat. Ranji)

In 'Freedom (feat. Ranji),' Ghost Rider delves into the complexities of personal autonomy and the struggle to maintain one's independence in the face of external pressures. The song opens with a sense of regret, as the narrator reflects on getting 'too close too soon,' leading to a situation where their partner demands more than they can give. This sets the stage for a narrative about self-preservation and the importance of setting boundaries to protect one's freedom.

The lyrics 'Don't you know that I see right through you / I know you inside out I know the truth' suggest a deep understanding of the other person's intentions, hinting at a relationship where one party is trying to manipulate or control the other. The metaphor of 'running from the turning tides' illustrates the futility of trying to escape one's problems without addressing them, emphasizing the narrator's resolve to maintain their freedom at all costs.

The repeated refrain of 'Freedom / You can't have it / It belongs to me' serves as a powerful declaration of independence. The narrator is adamant about not relinquishing their freedom, even if it means severing ties with those who threaten it. This theme is further reinforced with the lines 'Nothing's gonna make me change my mind / I'll be cutting every tie to make it right,' highlighting the lengths to which the narrator is willing to go to preserve their autonomy. The song ultimately serves as an anthem for anyone who values their personal freedom and is willing to fight to protect it.