Prove me wrong

Verse 1

I moved to a city to call it a home

To start a new life, to feel like I belong

Just unpacked my life, but something feels off

Like I’m standing in the light, but I’m still feeling lost

Pre-Chorus

I smile even when I don’t believe

Say I’m okay, even though I barely breathe

Chorus

I thought I’d find myself out here

A brand-new life, a brand-new year

But every road I’m on feels so unknown

(I don’t know, I don’t know)

I’m learning who I am, trying to find

Some solid ground where I can stand

If this is what they call a home

Why does it feel like I don’t belong?

Verse 2

I’m learning streets, I’m learning names

But it still feels like every day’s the same

I chase the dreams they said were right

But they keep me up most every night

I’m building walls I hope will stay

But they’re cracking more with every day

Pre-Chorus

I tell myself to just give this time

That healing’s slow, but I’ll be alright

Still every step I try to take

Feels heavier, feels like a mistake

(I don’t know if this will feel alright)

Chorus

I thought I’d find myself out here

A brand-new life, a brand-new year

But every road I’m on feels so unknown

(I don’t know, so unknown)

I’m learning who I am, trying to find

Some solid ground where I can stand

If this is what they call a home

Why does it feel like I don’t belong?

Ooooh

Like I don’t belong

I smile even though I don’t believe

Still digging through the parts of me

Out here

If this is what they call a home

I don’t see it, I don’t feel it

No—

They’re gonna have to prove me wrong

Prove me wrong

I thought I’d find myself out here

A brand-new life, a brand-new year

But every road I’m on feels so unknown

(I don’t know, so unknown)

I’m learning who I am,

I’ll still finds ome solid ground where I can stand

(Where I can stand)

If this is what they call a home

(Call a home)

If this is what they call a home

(If this what, if this what, )

If this is what they call a home

Then I’ll make it mine —just prove me wrong

Ooooh

Yeah, prove me wrong