Remember all the times you cheated,
Drained my bank account, left me defeated.
Remember when you lied, hit, stole, broke,
Punched, choked, spilled blood—every cruel stroke.
Put my dog in the freezer, cold and alone,
Told me to kill myself, made me feel unknown.
Put a knife to my throat for finding her there,
The woman you hid in the basement’s dark lair.
Dragged me up the stairs, pain I can’t erase,
Remember when you put me in that hospital place?
Punched and kicked so hard, I left my own skin,
Saw myself outside, felt like I’d never win.
I thought I died, my scream loud and clear,
Neighbors heard the terror, but no one came near.
One called the police, but they took your side,
“Listen to your man, or you’ll be the one to hide.”
Enough was enough, I waited and planned,
You left for your whore, the one who took your hand.
While I was giving birth, you knocked her up,
I packed up my life, and I never gave up.
Put my things in storage, turned my location off,
Left the state three hours away, no time to scoff.
You called and called, but I didn’t reply,
You went back home, screaming, tears in your eye.
You punched holes, set fire, but you lost your rag doll,
You were arrested, behind cold prison walls.
Five months inside, but freedom came fast,
You may be out now, but you’ll never have me back.
Now I stand tall, no longer afraid,
Built my own life from the mess you made.
Scars may remain, but my spirit’s alive,
I’m breaking free, I’m ready to thrive.
This is my story, my healing song,
A voice for the broken who’ve suffered too long.
From darkness to light, I rise and I fight,
I’m reclaiming my power, stepping into the light.