You stood there in white, swore you’d lift me high, Promised to my dreams you’d never say goodbye. Nine years of my heart, I poured into your hands, But you crushed ’em like glass on these shifting sands. You said, “Give up your dreams,” turned your vow to dust, Broke the man I loved, left a heart to rust. But I’m rising from the wreckage, I’m taking back my spark, Your words can’t chain my soul in the dark. We built a life on hope, on fire, on trust, Every plan we made, now it’s down to rust. Your voice turned cold, said my dreams were too wild, But I’m not your cage, I’m a rebel’s child. You said, “Give up your dreams,” turned your vow to dust, Broke the man I loved, left a heart to rust. But I’m rising from the wreckage, I’m taking back my spark, Your words can’t chain my soul in the dark. That first vow you made, it was my guiding star, Now it’s a scar I carry, but I know who we are. You thought you could dim me, make me fade away, But my dreams are my fire, and they’re burning today. Nine years unraveled, in a year they were gone, Your shadow don’t own me, I’m moving on. I’ll sing for the dreamers, for the ones who still fight, Your betrayal’s just fuel for my endless light. You said, “Give up your dreams,” turned your vow to dust, Broke the man I loved, left a heart to rust. But I’m rising from the wreckage, I’m taking back my spark, Your words can’t chain my soul in the dark. So take your broken vows, let ’em fade to gray, My dreams are mine, and I’m on my way.
