Loud enough to Live

VERSE 1

I’ve been whispering through a hurricane,

Trying not to drown in the quiet again.

Every thought feels like a loaded gun,

Every heartbeat racing just to outrun

The version of me that’s fading out,

The one too scared to scream or shout.

But I’m done pretending I’m paper thin —

Turn me up, let the noise begin.

PRE‑CHORUS

If I break, let it shake the ground,

If I fall, let it be loud.

CHORUS

If I’m not loud enough to live, I’m too quiet to die,

So turn me up ’til the fear burns out of my spine.

I want the world to hear the truth I never give —

I’m done surviving small, I want to live.

Yeah, loud enough to live.

VERSE 2

I’ve been hiding in the static of a half‑lived life,

Muted dreams, clipped wings, dimmed light.

But there’s a fire in my chest that won’t sit still,

A roar in my throat that refuses to chill.

I’m done shrinking for the sake of peace,

Done biting down just to feel relief.

If chaos is the cost of being real,

Then crank the volume — let me feel.

PRE‑CHORUS

If I break, let it shake the ground,

If I fall, let it be loud.

CHORUS

If I’m not loud enough to live, I’m too quiet to die,

So turn me up ’til the fear burns out of my spine.

I want the world to hear the truth I never give —

I’m done surviving small, I want to live.

Yeah, loud enough to live.

BRIDGE

Maybe silence was killing me slow,

Maybe volume is the only way I grow.

If the world can’t handle what I am —

Good.

I wasn’t made for them.

FINAL CHORUS

If I’m not loud enough to live, I’m too quiet to die,

So turn me up ’til the fear burns out of my spine.

I want the world to hear the truth I never give —

I’m done surviving small, I want to live.

Yeah, loud enough to live.