[Verse 1] My life’s big in these photographs, but these frames don’t match. They hold who I was, not the person I’m catching up to. All the edges feel too tight, like they’re holding back the light, and I’m standing in the doorway of a world I finally grew into. [Pre‑Chorus] I’m not running from the shadows anymore. I’m not hiding from the girl I was before. Every crack in the glass shows a truth I had to face, every memory a step I had to trace. [Chorus] I’m breaking out of every frame that tried to hold me. I’m brighter than the borders that controlled me. I’m rewriting all the stories that they told me. I’m not the same — I’m more than a name — and I’m done trying to fit inside a picture of my past. These frames don’t match. [Verse 2] There’s a glow behind my eyes now, a fire I reclaimed. I’m learning how to love the parts of me I once ashamed. Every friend who stood beside me helped me see what I could be, and the girl in all those photos feels like someone watching me. [Pre‑Chorus] I’m not running from the shadows anymore. I’m not hiding from the girl I was before. Every scar in the light shows a path I had to take, every sunrise a promise I can make. [Chorus] I’m breaking out of every frame that tried to hold me. I’m brighter than the borders that controlled me. I’m rewriting all the stories that they told me. I’m not the same — I’m more than a name — and I’m done trying to fit inside a picture of my past. These frames don’t match. [Bridge] I’m not frozen in the moment where I fell. I’m not defined by every lesson time would tell. I’m stepping forward, letting go of what I lacked — the girl I was is cheering as I never look back. [Final Chorus] I’m breaking out of every frame that tried to hold me. I’m brighter than the borders that controlled me. I’m rewriting all the stories that they told me. I’m not the same — I’m more than a name — and I’m done trying to fit inside a picture of my past. These frames don’t match. No, these frames don’t match.
