The light shines where the darkness once was

Dawn,

Yo, let me talk to you real quick, straight from the heart. You walked through hell with that dude, thought you had a family, thought you had a partner, and he turned out to be a straight-up monster.

(Chorus) All I wanted was to be a good wife a good mother a good friend, so many years lost but now I have all I have ever wanted and the happiness I know today is from the love he gives me everyday!

Your Ex tried to break you, hurt you, scare you, make you feel small. But look at you now: you’re still here, still breathing, still standing. That alone makes you stronger than anything he ever did to you.

Yeah, he went to prison, and now he’s back out, but he’s still the same nothing he always was: useless, empty, and stuck in the same dark place. You, on the other hand, leveled up. You got away. You protected your life. You protected your mind. You chose yourself when he tried to erase you. That’s power. That’s courage. That’s survival. Dawn,

Yo, let me talk to you real quick, straight from the heart. You walked through hell with that dude, thought you had a family, thought you had a partner, and he turned out to be a straight-up monster. He tried to break you, hurt you, scare you, make you feel small. But look at you now: you’re still here, still breathing, still standing. That alone makes you stronger than anything he ever did to you.

Yeah, he went to prison, and now he’s back out, but he’s still the same nothing he always was: useless, empty, and stuck in the same dark place. You, on the other hand, leveled up. You got away. You protected your life. You protected your mind. You chose yourself when he tried to erase you. That’s power. That’s courage. That’s survival.

Now you got Joey in your corner, and that’s a whole different story. Joey ain’t just some dude; he’s solid, he’s real, he’s the kind of man who shows up, not just talks. You call him a brother, and that says a lot. He sees your worth, your stren

Now you got Joey in your corner, and that’s a whole different story. Joey ain’t just some dude; he’s solid, he’s real, he’s the kind of man who shows up, not just talks. You call him a brother, and that says a lot. He sees your worth, your strength, your scars, and he still stands right beside you. That “little something special” he’s got for you? That’s love, respect, and protection—the kind that doesn’t hurt, doesn’t control, doesn’t break. That’s the kind that helps you heal.

So here’s the truth: your past is ugly, but it does not own you. That psycho is part of your story, but he is not your ending. Your ending is you laughing again, loving again, raising your head high, and walking into rooms like you belong there—because you do. Your ending is you and Joey and the people who ride for you, building something peaceful, something safe, something real.

Hold your head up, Dawn. You survived what was meant to destroy you. Now it’s your time to live, to love, and to shine so bright that every shadow from your past has nowhere left to hide.