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4ded6211e40ccc6c1f3f57a246f731f3db3505aaa163606e0aab5e3fddb7c9fesafePrompt:
Write a rap or hip-hop song about Monkey D. Luffy, but do not use the word 'pirate' anywhere in the lyrics. KC Tandingan RAP style
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The image features a young boy wearing a pirate hat and a red jacket, standing in a lush green forest. He appears to be angry or displeased, possibly due to a recent adventure or encounter. The boy is holding a necklace, adding to the pirate theme. The forest is filled with trees, creating a vibrant and natural backdrop for the scene.
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Title: King of the Seas, No Crown NeededTags: Rap, HipHop, Storytelling, Aggressive[Intro] Yo, set the sail, let the storm talk Stretchin’ out like gum when the world balks He got that red coat, fire in his soul Hat low, fist high, locked on the goal [Verse 1] Boy from East Blue, dreams way too loud Laughed in the face of fate, broke through clouds No crew, just will, that’s how he rolled In the heart of the forest, feel that mold? Anger in his stare, chain in his fist Every trial a lesson he refused to miss [Chorus] He don’t need no crown to call the sea home Walks with giants, still fights alone Stretchin’ limits, breakin’ bones for the crew Nothing can stop what he was born to do [Verse 2] From Zoro to Sanji, each bond is a blade Every step forward, another debt paid Fist speaks louder than the storm’s own cry A laugh in the wind when he touches the sky No titles define him, no chains remain He's the storm they feared, raw and untamed [Chorus] He don’t need no crown to call the sea home Walks with giants, still fights alone Stretchin’ limits, breakin’ bones for the crew Nothing can stop what he was born to do [Bridge] The necklace swings, memory weighs Each battle fought in a hundred ways But his smile's a blaze, scars on his face Tell a story of love, of rage, of grace [Finale] No king, no label, just a dreamer unchained In the wildest of oceans, he’s never tamed So when you see that hat, better know the deal He’s the heart of freedom, and that fire’s real [End]