Glass In The Rain

“Broken, but still standing. Every crack tells a story, every drop of rain a battle fought in silence.”

Wake up, fake up, patch the seams,

Bury the cracks beneath daydreams.

Smile so wide, it almost sticks—

While the silence shatters, brick by brick.

You ask if I’m alright—I lie,

Say “I’m fine” and walk on by.

Don’t wanna load you with my weight,

So I carry hell and call it fate.

Don’t look too close—you might see through,

The painted walls I built for you.

I’m glass in the rain, breaking slow,

Still I shine so you won’t know.

Grinning through the sound of pain,

Washing down like acid rain.

I carry storms you’ll never feel,

Just so you can keep your shield.

I don’t show the cracks, I bear the strain—

I’m glass in the rain.

Another day, another weight,

Another smile that comes too late.

Hands are bleeding, soul is bruised,

But I still walk like I can’t lose.

You’ve got enough—don’t need my scars,

So I scream inside behind locked bars.

You see the calm, not the quake,

Don’t know how much I have to fake.

I’m breaking more than I let on,

But I’ll keep holding ‘til you’re gone.

I’m glass in the rain, breaking slow,

Still I shine so you won’t know.

Grinning through the sound of pain,

Washing down like acid rain.

I carry storms you’ll never feel,

Just so you can keep your shield.

I don’t show the cracks, I bear the strain—

I’m glass in the rain.

“I didn’t ask to be strong.

I just didn’t have a choice.”

I’m glass in the rain, not bulletproof,

But I’ll keep standing for the truth.

If it breaks me, so be it—fine…

As long as you’re alright, I’ll lie.

I’ll smile again through every stain—

‘Cause I’m glass in the rain…

Glass in the rain.

…just so you don’t feel the pain.