Chains of addiction 2

Title: Chains of Choice

(Verse 1)

I grew up with a heart full of hope,

watching my father fall,

An alcoholic, my hero, my all,

But in his eyes, I saw the pain,

A cycle spinning, like a runaway train.

Pulled me down, made it hard to cope.

He was my hero, but the drink took his light,

And I swore I’d never walk that line,

But the darkness whispered, “Just one more time "

And I fell, lost in the climb.

(Chorus)

Addiction’s not a choice, it’s a battle inside,

A sickness that grips you, no place left to hide.

I wanted to be normal, to feel the lifes embrace,

But the chains of my addiction they won’t let me escape.

I’m still an addict, though I fight every day, to not be in active addiction

(Verse 2)

I lost my children, my heart shattered

They took them away, and I cried inside.

Living in a broken building, no love to be found,

Just echoes of memories, where hope used to sound.

I numbed all the pain, thought I’d found a release,

But the drugs only deepened my grief, not my peace.

I wanted to be there, to hold them so tight,

But addiction’s a thief, stealing dreams in the night.

But addiction’s a thief, stealing dreams in the night.

(Chorus)

Addiction’s not a choice, it’s a battle inside,

A sickness that grips you, no place left to hide.

I wanted normal, a life to embrace,

But the drugs had me trapped in a cold, dark place.

Numbing the hurt, I couldn’t break free,

But deep down inside, I longed to be me.

But the chains of my addiction won’t let me escape.

(Bridge)

Ive risien from the ashes,

I’m learning to heal,

With every step forward, I’m starting to feel.

The love for my children, it lights up the dark,

I’ll fight for their future, I’ll reignite that spark.

No more running from the shadows that bind,

I’ll break these chains, leave the past behind.

(Chorus)

Addiction’s not a choice, it’s a battle inside,

But I’m stronger than the darkness, I won’t let it decide.

I’m learning to be normal, to feel the sun’s embrace,

With every step I take, I’m reclaiming my space.

I’m still an addict, but I’m finding my way,

With hope in my heart, I’ll face a brighter day.

(Outro)

So here’s to the fighters, the ones who believe,

That change is possible, that we can achieve.

We’re more than our struggles, we’re learning to rise, and beat that addiction