Gone with the Storm

Gone with the Storm is the boss theme for the third phase of Shadow Akashi's boss fight from Persona 5: The Phantom X. It is composed by Lorne Cui and sung by Lyn Inaizumi.

Lyrics

Hiding by the frame, Peeping at the page, Looking for the prey who's gonna be the feast. Faking what you tout, Drowning out the doubts, The one you devoured are falling to the deep. We fly over, Sky turns blurred, lights cut your disguises into piece. Wave get in stired, Have you heard? Storm's coming, carrying the dirge indeed. To break the cage and take off in free, Sinking in the dust, Washing all your flame. In name of wind I have made my claim, I won't hesitate, Bury the rampage By determinate rage in storm. Maybe you have fought to do cheerful jobs. Betrayed by the one who showed you how to live. Pity to cast off the one you fond of. Hurting yourself and bleeding into abyss. Once a rover, Pretty bird, Struggled'in pretending to be free. Since got over, No longer, One day one life is not just my wish. To break the cage and take off in free, Sinking in the dust, Washing all your flame. In name of wind I have made my claim, I won't hesitate, Bury the rampage down into your grave. Prefer to move on. Cuz I keep my friends, Make me closer to the clouds. Spread wings and soar. From now, I will not lose in the strait. For the warm embrace, Take me from the days. This time for my turn to lead the way, Time to hold the sway, Time to cross the bay, Time of fly away, Drive the storm.

The phrase "One Day, One Life", as seen in the song's lyrics, is used for Riko Tanemura's All-Out Attack finisher artwork. It is seemingly a literal translation of the Japanese yojijukugo (four-character compound) idiom 一日一生 ichinichi isshō, a variant of ichi-go ichi-e (一期一会), meaning to treasure each moment of one's life as it cannot be repeated.
The lyric "In name of wind I have made my claim" also alludes to Riko's codename, Wind, and the element used by her Tempest form during the boss battle.