[Verse] She carried the world on a whisper, Every wrong, she’d claim as her own, With a sigh, she’d shoulder the thunder, And call every stormcloud her home. [Prechorus] But the quiet wasn’t kind, It left her heart confined. [Chorus] Oh, the weight of silence, it wore her thin, A heavy hush that no one could win. But she learned, oh she learned, to set it free, The first forgiveness was for herself, you see. [Verse 2] She thought love could rescue her drowning, A lifeboat in his steady gaze, But bitter waves taught her the lesson, You can’t be saved from your own maze. [Prechorus] Her children watched her fall, Her silence built the wall. [Chorus] Oh, the weight of silence, it wore her thin, A heavy hush that no one could win. But she learned, oh she learned, to set it free, The first forgiveness was for herself, you see.
