In a small-town night, the sirens cried, Concrete walls, nowhere left to hide. Almost a year in the dark below, Holding my child, whispering “we’ll grow”. When the world fell down in flame and fear, I chose to stand, I chose to live. I rose from ashes, I crossed the line, From broken days to a life that’s mine. I lost what hurt, I found my way, I am the woman I dreamed one day. From the basement to the sun, I finally won. Poland roads, my sister’s door, Helping hands — I asked for more. I worked, I healed, I changed my face, Changed my heart, my speed, my pace. I let go love that wasn’t kind, Built something true, left pain behind. New love, new rules, my own design, A business, wings, the world is wide. I rose from ashes, stronger now, I live the life I didn’t know how. I travel light, I choose my bliss, This happiness — I never knew existed. From the basement to the sun, I am free. I’ve won. Переведи
