I Wear the Crown (Cover)

They tried to paint me pale, a fragile figurine, A quiet paper doll, obedient and clean. They wrote my ending like a tragedy on cue, But I set fire to the script they thought I’d follow through. No curtain call can break me, No monologue can chain me, I stole the spotlight and I made it mine alone. I wear the crown — I rose, I refused to bow, I turn every scar into glitter now. No more pleading, no conceding, no more sinking low, The part they cast for me is one I’ll never show. I wear the crown — I stand and I won’t back down, My voice is a drum that can shake this town. I won’t surrender, I won’t ever kneel — I wear the crown, I’m finally real. They loved me weak and soft, a saint without a spine, A masterpiece unfinished, fading by design. But I learned thunder from the breaking of my heart, Now every step I take ignites a blazing work of art. No whispered doom can bind me, No prophecy can blind me, I shattered the chains and I built a golden throne. I wear the crown — I rose, I refused to bow… I wear the crown — I rose, I refused to bow… I wear the crown — I rose, I refused to bow… Raise the lights, let the curtains ascend, I’m nobody’s victim, nobody’s end. I breathe, I blaze, I burn on this stage, A goddess unbound, a bird from its cage. I wear the crown — unbroken, untamed and proud, An anthem of vengeance I’ll sing out loud. No resurrection was ever so real — I wear the crown, and now I heal. I claim the fire, I claim the sky, A story reborn, a soul that won’t die. No more silence, no more appeal — I wear the crown. I’m made of steel. Bow if you must — I will never bow again.