Verse 1 I wake up to echoes of who I used to be, Dreams hiding in a dark room, waiting quietly. I’ve been given roles like— mama, housewife, employee, But somewhere in between these roles, I forgot who is me. Pre-Chorus The mirror says forty-four, But my soul’s still twenty-eight And I hum the songs they say are not meant for my age Chorus I’m still singing in the dark, Finding beauty in the scars, Picking up my broken pieces, to rebuilt the puzzle in my heart. Faded dreams and promises, I’m still here, the one who feels Every heartbeat every melody Pieces of me, Still singing free. Verse 2 people age, move on but I refuse to accept, I can’t follow the rules that they expect I’ll dance in my room and dream my mission, Because joy should not need permission Pre-Chorus The feelings in my heart are the lyrics you see, Together happy or sad they make a harmony the little dreamer girl that used to be me Is still inside a woman’s body who refuses to leave. Chorus I’m still singing in the dark, Finding beauty in the scars, Picking up my broken pieces, to rebuilt the puzzle in my heart. Faded dreams and promises, I’m still here, the one who feels Every heartbeat every melody Pieces of me, Still singing free. Bridge Let the hormones rage, let the tears fall down like rain, I’ll turn them into lyrics, they are mine to tame. I can’t hide forever from all this pain Need to Learn to love myself with no shame Final Chorus I’m still singing in the dark, Finding beauty in the scars, I thought I lost myself, but she’s Been here all along, playing her part. This body changes, but my soul still screams, Don’t tell me who I used to be — I’m still me, I’m still singing free,
