It's not mine

I’ve been carrying the weight so long, Holding up the sky for everyone. Built my life on what they needed, Lost myself in keeping up. But the waves don’t ask permission, And the trees don’t beg to grow. I no longer want this burden— I can choose to let go. I’m breathing in, I’m breathing out, Laying down the fear and doubt. This heavy load was never mine, I’m walking free, I draw the line. Oh, it’s not mine… it’s not mine. I took their words and made them laws, Tried to be who I was told. But every rule that kept me caged, Was never really mine to hold. Like the sky that holds the thunder, I can let the pressure go I no longer need approval— I can choose to just say no. I’m breathing in, I’m breathing out, Laying down the fear and doubt. This heavy load was never mine, I’m walking free, I draw the line. Oh, it’s not mine… it’s not mine. What if falling makes me lighter? What if breaking sets me free? What if all the weight I carried, Never did belong to me? I’m breathing in, I’m breathing out, Laying down the fear and doubt. This heavy load was never mine, I’m walking free, I draw the line. Oh, it’s not mine… it’s not mine. Like the wind that clears the ground, I am that I am, I am found. Oh, it’s not mine… It’s not mine. What if falling makes me lighter? What if breaking sets me free? What if all the weight I carried, Never did belong to me? I’m breathing in, I’m breathing out, Laying down the fear and doubt. This heavy load was never mine, I’m walking free, I draw the line. Oh, it’s not mine… it’s not mine. Like the wind that clears the ground, I am that I am, I am found. Oh, it’s not mine… It’s not mine.