Verse 1 There’s a crack in the mirror by the bathroom sink Where a stranger used to stare at me Mascara tears and a half-empty glass Swearing this was the last time, last time I’d ask For forgiveness from a God I blamed For every bridge I burned in flames I wore my shame like a second skin And called it freedom back then Pre-Chorus I chased every high that left me low Every door that I kicked closed Chorus I’ve lived enough to know That rock bottom’s just the start You can lose yourself in neon lights Or find yourself in the dark I’ve worn regret like a heavy coat Carried it through the cold Yeah, I’ve lived enough to know You don’t heal till you let it go Verse 2 There’s a picture frame turned face-down Of the little girl I let down She had wild dreams and steady hands Didn’t need whiskey to stand I’ve said “I’m fine” a thousand times With bloodshot truth behind my eyes But every scar I tried to hide Is proof I’m still alive Pre-Chorus I lost my way on a broken road But I learned what I needed most Chorus I’ve lived enough to know That rock bottom’s just the start You can lose yourself in neon lights Or find yourself in the dark I’ve worn regret like a heavy coat Carried it through the cold Yeah, I’ve lived enough to know You don’t heal till you let it go Bridge (emotional lift) I’m not proud of every mile But I walked ‘em Every demon that I faced Yeah, I fought ‘em And the woman in this mirror now She’s stronger than she looks somehow Final Chorus (slight lift/change) I’ve lived enough to know Grace don’t come from being strong It finds you in your weakest hour When you finally say you’re wrong I’ve burned it down, rebuilt my soul Brick by brick from broken stone Yeah, I’ve lived enough to know I’m still learning as I go Outro There’s a crack in the mirror by the bathroom sink But she’s not a stranger anymore No, she's not a stranger anymore © 2026 Rushell MacDonald. All rights reserved
