She had no mother, she had no dad, Life only gave her loss and hurt bad. No one would lift her when she hit the floor, She rose on her own – blazing like a roar. She was alone, no helping hand, Walked her own road, no one to stand. Now she’s a queen, with no regret, She showed the world what strength really meant. --- She was a girl, so small, so lone, In a children’s home, no love, no home. She cried at night, but kept walking on, Her dreams were big, though her strength was gone. No one told her – “You’ll be okay,” So she told herself that every day. Fell a hundred times, but stood again, Now she knows – pain gave her strength. --- She had no mother, she had no dad, Life only gave her loss and hurt bad. No one would lift her when she hit the floor, She rose on her own – blazing like a roar. She was alone, no helping hand, Walked her own road, no one to stand. Now she’s a queen, with no regret, She showed the world what strength really meant. Now she has a job, her own flat, and peace, No longer hiding, her fear has ceased. She helps the girls who are still back there, Where she once was – in the dark, nowhere. She tells them: “Girls, I know the fight, Don’t give up, hold your future tight. I didn’t win quick – it took me years, But now I shine – a light through the tears.” --- She had no mother, she had no dad, Life only gave her loss and hurt bad. No one would lift her when she hit the floor, She rose on her own – blazing like a roar. She was alone, no helping hand, Walked her own road, no one to stand. Now she’s a queen, with no regret, She showed the world what strength really meant.
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