[Verse 1] You know the shape of your own front door The worn-out jacket you still adore The little habits that got you through The honest parts that belong to you [Pre-Chorus] Keep what feels like home Let the dead weight go You can turn the page Without erasing your name [Chorus] I’m good in my skin, but I’m not standing still I can bend with the road, I can sharpen my will No, I won’t be remade for a seat at your table I’ll change when I choose, when I’m ready and able I’m good in my skin, hear the whole world begin Take a breath, take a step, let the better days in [Verse 2] They’ll hand you a mask and call it your face Ask you to shrink so they can take up space But a seed in the ground doesn’t owe them a tree It grows toward the life it was meant to see [Pre-Chorus] Keep what feels like truth Make some room for new You can leave the past Without pretending it didn’t last [Chorus] I’m good in my skin, but I’m not standing still I can bend with the road, I can sharpen my will No, I won’t be remade for a seat at your table I’ll change when I choose, when I’m ready and able I’m good in my skin, hear the whole world begin Take a breath, take a step, let the better days in [Bridge] If I lose an old version, let it go There’s a wider view beyond what I know Not for your applause, not to fit your frame I’m becoming more myself, not someone else’s name [Final Chorus] I’m good in my skin, but I’m not standing still I can bend with the road, I can sharpen my will No, I won’t be remade for a seat at your table I’ll change when I choose, when I’m ready and able I’m good in my skin, hear the whole world begin Take a breath, take a step, let the better days in I’m good in my skin And I’m moving again
