[Verse 1] She’s sitting in a waiting room Trying hard not to break While strangers on the sidewalk Think they know the choice she’ll make But they don’t know the phone call Or the tears she cried alone Or the doctor’s words that shattered Every future she had known [Chorus] You don’t know her story You don’t know her pain You don’t know the storm she’s standing in Or the weight she can’t explain So before you judge her journey Before you say what she should do Remember every life is different And this choice belongs to her, not you [Verse 2] Maybe violence stole her safety Maybe someone’s crime left scars Maybe the child she longed to hold Won’t survive beyond her arms Maybe doctors gave a warning That continuing could cost her life Maybe she’s making the hardest choice She’ll ever make in all her nights [Chorus] You don’t know her story You don’t know her pain You don’t know the storm she’s standing in Or the weight she can’t explain [Bridge] Compassion starts with listening Not pretending that we know Every road has hidden chapters That the world will never show [Final Chorus] You don’t know her story You don’t know her fight But freedom means she gets to choose What’s right for her own life You don’t have to walk beside her You don’t have to understand it too But you don’t own her future And the choice belongs to her, not you