[Verse 1] I’ve been trying so hard to be someone else entirely, Building up walls of steel to support life’s odd irony. Tried to be a singer, tried to be a saint, Tried a great many things— but none could nearly break me like the moment I was told it was fine… “You didn’t need a song, just a normal guy.” [Chorus] She said, “I don’t need a legend, no thunder in the sky. I never asked for miracles— I only ever wanted you to try. You keep chasing all the shadows of the man you think you should be, but I don’t need a song to love you… your quiet heart is enough for me.” [Verse 2] Never thought a whisper could pull me back from the edge, Tickling the ivories with the messages you said. I know I’m not a hero, and I’ll never be a saint— but I’m learning to love this version of me that your kindness helped create. [Rap Verse] Yeah, I was trying to be flawless, perfect on the surface, acting like a hero when I never felt worth it. Kept my heart guarded, steel-plated, heavy, but you saw straight through every wall I kept steady. You told me I was human, and that was enough, that strength isn’t measured by pretending I'm tough. So here I am now, letting go of the myth— ’cause the truth is, I never needed superpowers for this. [Final Chorus] She said, “I don’t need a legend, no lightning in the sky. I never asked for miracles— I only ever wanted you to try. You keep outrunning all the shadows of the man you think you should be, but love was never in the thunder… your quiet heart was enough for me.”
