Enough Blaming

[Verse] I worked my hands to the bone every night, repaired floors — you rocked babies — till morning light. You came home tired, but you never saw the mountain I climbed, the battles I fought. [Chorus] Enough blaming. Enough tears. I won’t carry your weight, not for years. You point your finger, but it’s a shame. Enough blaming. I’m not your flame. [Verse 2] You say it started with my one goodbye, but I was drowning, you watched me cry. Now you teach our boy to look my way like his mother is the reason the skies turned gray. [Prechorus] The plates I spun. The bridges I built. You only saw shadows. You only felt guilt. [Chorus] Enough blaming. Enough blaming. Enough tears. I won’t carry your weight, not for years. You point your finger, but it’s a shame. Enough blaming. I’m not your flame. [Bridge] I’ve had enough of the weight of your words. They cut through me sharper than I’ve ever heard. Tell him the truth. Don’t paint me unkind. I’m more than your story. I’m more than your mind. [Chorus] Enough blaming. Enough tears. I won’t carry your weight, not for years. You point your finger, but it’s a shame. Enough blaming. I’m not your flame.