[Verse 1] Your name still on the mailbox But I don’t check it anymore I boxed up all the birthday cards Left them by the door I used to count the reasons You tore me into two Now I just count my breathing One step further from you [Pre-Chorus] I won’t keep chasing The ghost of what we were I’m done erasing Myself to make you first [Chorus] I’m moving on from the hurt and the pain Ashes off my shoes Walking out of the flame You can keep the guilt You can keep the blame I’m done I’m done I’m moving on from the hurt and the pain Heart’s still cracked but it beats in my name You won’t hear me call You won’t see me stay I’m gone I’m gone I’m moving on [Verse 2] Your sweater on the chair back Used to pull me like a tide Now it’s just another fabric I don’t wear you on my pride I scrubbed you from the mirror So I could see my face You never liked my laughter Guess you won’t like this grace (oh yeah) [Pre-Chorus] I’m done with sinking So you can stay afloat I’ve changed the ending I’m writing my own notes [Chorus] I’m moving on from the hurt and the pain Ashes off my shoes Walking out of the flame You can keep the guilt You can keep the blame I’m done I’m done I’m moving on from the hurt and the pain Heart’s still cracked but it beats in my name You won’t hear me call You won’t see me stay I’m gone I’m gone I’m moving on [Bridge] I gave you everything Till I had nothing left Now every scar you started Is spelling out “I’m blessed” This is the last song You’ll ever live inside I’m singing for the girl You tried to hide (woah) [Chorus] I’m moving on from the hurt and the pain Ashes off my shoes Walking out of the flame You can keep the guilt You can keep the blame I’m done I’m done I’m moving on from the hurt and the pain Heart’s still cracked but it beats in my name You won’t hear me call You won’t see me stay I’m gone I’m gone I’m moving on

rock, Anthemic modern rock with female vocals, crunchy overdriven guitars and roomy live drums. First verse starts restrained with palm-muted riffs and intimate vocal, pre-chorus adds soaring harmonies and tom build. Chorus hits wide and bright with layered power chords, gang-style “whoa”s, and a driving bass line. Bridge drops to half-time with echoey lead guitar, then slams back into a final, higher-key chorus for cathartic release.

Ashes Off My Shoes