[Intro – slow guitar strum, faint steel slide, soft organ hum] The morning light breaks through my window, And the angels whisper, “Child, you’re still mine.” I bow my head and let the stillness hold me, One breath, one mercy at a time. [Verse 1 – gentle, but strong undercurrent] I’ve walked through fire, I’ve wept through thunder, Lost my way in my own skin. But the hands of heaven pulled me under, To wash me clean and start again. [Chorus – warm swell, gospel-country rhythm] I’m not just a woman, I’m a spirit that’s been lifted, By grace that never fades away. Not just a woman, but a soul that’s been gifted, With the strength to rise and face each day. [Verse 2 – fiddle joins softly, heartbeat drum rhythm] I’ve knelt in dust, and I’ve prayed in silence, For a peace this world can’t steal. Now I see the sacred in the smallest kindness, And I know the hurt was meant to heal. [Chorus – stronger harmony layering] I’m not just a woman, I’m a spirit that’s been lifted, By grace that never fades away. Not just a woman, but a soul that’s been gifted, With the strength to rise and face each day. [Bridge – steel guitar & organ swell, rising power] One day at a time, sweet universe, I’m learning, That the stars still shine even when I can’t see. Every broken prayer was just the turning, Of something divine inside of me. [Verse 3 – soft, stripped down, just guitar and voice] Now when I fall, I don’t fall alone, There’s love in the ground beneath my knees. Every tear I shed is a seed that’s sown, In a field that blooms for me. [Final Chorus – full band, slow rise, choir-style echo of first line] I’m not just a woman, I’m a spirit that’s been lifted, By grace that never fades away. Not just a woman, but a soul that’s been gifted, With the strength to rise and face each day. [Outro – quiet, slow fade of organ and guitar] And when I lay my heart down to rest, I’ll smile and know I did my best. I’m not just a woman… I’m blessed.