The man you use to be

I still remember the man that you used to be

Soft spoken, kind, and so proud of me

You were a shelter, a promise, a steady light

But the man that I loved didn't make it through the night

Slowly the armor you wore started caving in

Revealing the shadow that lived underneath your skin

You traded your truth for a pocket of cheap facades

And treated my devotion like it was against the odds.

You lied, you cheated, you tore down my outer walls

Made me feel small while you watched my spirit fall

You made me believe I was the one who wasn't enough

Like I was a burden, a diamond too wild and rough

But the mirror don't lie, and the fog is finally gone

You weren't too good for me, baby, I had it all wrong

I was giving you heaven while you dragged me through the mud

Turns out you’re the one who wasn't good enough.

You look like a stranger walking in your shoes

Someone I never would choose to win or lose

The coldness you carry, the venom inside your tone

It makes me so glad that I’m learning to sleep alone

You broke every promise and gave me a heavy heart

Then acted like I was the one who pulled us apart

No words of regret, not a single "I'm sorry" came

Just a cold shoulder and a pocket full of blame.

You lied, you cheated, you tore down my outer walls

Made me feel small while you watched my spirit fall

You made me believe I was the one who wasn't enough

Like I was a burden, a diamond too wild and rough

But the mirror don't lie, and the fog is finally gone

You weren't too good for me, baby, I had it all wrong

I was giving you heaven while you dragged me through the mud

Turns out you’re the one who wasn't good enough.

It takes a weak man to make a strong woman feel small

To cover his sins by building a taller wall

But the joke is on you, because the higher you try to climb

The more I see what you wasted of my precious time

You didn't break me, you just opened up my eyes

To the monster hiding beneath your perfect disguise.

You lied, you cheated, you tore down my outer walls

Made me feel small while you watched my spirit fall

You made me believe I was the one who wasn't enough

Like I was a burden, a diamond too wild and rough

But the mirror don't lie, and the fog is finally gone

You weren't too good for me, baby, I had it all wrong

I was giving you heaven while you dragged me through the mud

Turns out you’re the one who wasn't good enough.

No, you weren't good enough.

Never said sorry, but I don't need the words.

The silence speaks louder than anything I've heard.

I’m walking away from the stranger you became.

And I’m taking back my name.

Yeah, I'm taking back my name.