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A Song: True Love, True You

Verse 1

When love first blooms, a tender spark,

They see the light within your heart,

With every laugh, each whispered word,

You think, “At last, I am heard.”

Verse 2

But shadows creep as time goes by,

They seek to mold, to redefine,

The person you were, they start to change,

And suddenly, love feels so strange.

Pre-Chorus

Your heart, a lifeboat, crowded and worn,

You toss your pride, your self, forlorn,

For love’s sweet sake, you let them steer,

Yet in their wake, your truth disappears.

Chorus

You push away those who once cared,

Friends fade like whispers, love impaired,

You cling to hope, to what was real,

But all that’s left is a heart that feels.

How can they love, yet alter your core?

In the name of love, they ask for more,

But love should lift, not bind in chains,

Yet here you stand, amidst the strains.

Verse 3

So here you float, in tides of doubt,

Holding on tight, but feeling worn out,

In the echo of love, you search for the light,

Wishing to find your way back to what’s right.

Bridge

For love should be a dance, not a fight,

A journey together, with shared delight,

So reclaim your heart, let it be free,

For true love thrives when you’re just… you.

Outro

Just you, just you, be who you are,

Let your voice rise like a guiding star,

True love will meet you where you stand,

When you’re living honest, free, and grand.