Verse 1 I walk with my keys in my hand, breathing like I’m bracing for impact. Shadows follow me home at night, every corner feels too tight. I keep my back against the wall, trying not to feel so small. Anger humming under my skin, hands unsteady, breath pulled thin. I move like someone might explode every time I’m on the road. Verse 2 People say I look just fine, but they don’t see the war in my mind. They don’t hear the quiet alarms ringing every time I’m touched or harmed. I smile so they won’t ask why, I laugh so I don’t have to cry. But fear is a language I learned too well, a story I never meant to tell. Pre Chorus I’m tired of living in echoes, tired of flinching at ghosts. Chorus I’m walking through the world like it’s broken glass, every step a warning, every breath a mask. But I’m still here. Still here. Verse 3 Then something shifted in me, a spark I didn’t expect to see. A steadier breath, a longer stride, a voice that didn’t need to hide. I stopped shrinking into the floor, stopped locking every single door, stopped calling myself damaged goods, stood up stronger than I thought I could. Pre Chorus Strength came back like sunrise— quiet, certain, mine. Chorus I’m walking through the world with my shoulders high, every step a promise, every breath a rise. And I’m still here. Still here. Still mine. Outro I didn’t forget. I just came home to myself.