I was born and then I grew up
I was daddy's little girl
The favorite, spoilt, loved, picky, a princess.
I did what I wanted,
When I wanted
I swore, fought, loved, worked, drank like a demon
I met a man and I thought
This is the one I want
This one and no other.
I married him and then the real education began.
I was never good enough, never strong enough, never good enough.
I did things for him that I am ashamed to admit to and I allowed things to happen that no one, no one should see, witness or hear.
I did not know that this man could twist me, that he could hurt me, that he could beat me, almost kill me and I still stayed.
When that U.S. Marshall came to my door and said, I don't know why you stay. I didn't know what to say. When he went to prison and my sisters said let him go, I still hung on. I clung to him and kept him with me, every day, every hour, every minute was me breathing to be with him, to be near him, to hear only him.
I don't know what happened, it's like a light went out of me,
It's like I couldn't see myself,
It's like the mirrors were cloudy,
It's like the sun did not shine
I could not see myself.
I awoke and I heard someone call me beautiful and I felt guilty.
I heard this man call me shy, and I stopped and listened.
I heard him say you are a princess, I'll treat you like one.
I will leave you, but every time I come back it's because I want to be near you and I smiled.
I blinked and I could feel the sun on my shoulders.
I could hear my sisters talking to me.
I could call my mom and go see her.
I could look at my kids and be relieved that they still love me.
I hate what I have done. But it's over. I cannot go back. I will not go back. But what is the price of freedom?
I was daddy's little girl
The favorite, spoilt, loved, picky, a princess.
I did what I wanted,
When I wanted
I swore, fought, loved, worked, drank like a demon
I met a man and I thought
This is the one I want
This one and no other.
I married him and then the real education began.
I was never good enough, never strong enough, never good enough.
I did things for him that I am ashamed to admit to and I allowed things to happen that no one, no one should see, witness or hear.
I did not know that this man could twist me, that he could hurt me, that he could beat me, almost kill me and I still stayed.
When that U.S. Marshall came to my door and said, I don't know why you stay. I didn't know what to say. When he went to prison and my sisters said let him go, I still hung on. I clung to him and kept him with me, every day, every hour, every minute was me breathing to be with him, to be near him, to hear only him.
I don't know what happened, it's like a light went out of me,
It's like I couldn't see myself,
It's like the mirrors were cloudy,
It's like the sun did not shine
I could not see myself.
I awoke and I heard someone call me beautiful and I felt guilty.
I heard this man call me shy, and I stopped and listened.
I heard him say you are a princess, I'll treat you like one.
I will leave you, but every time I come back it's because I want to be near you and I smiled.
I blinked and I could feel the sun on my shoulders.
I could hear my sisters talking to me.
I could call my mom and go see her.
I could look at my kids and be relieved that they still love me.
I hate what I have done. But it's over. I cannot go back. I will not go back. But what is the price of freedom?
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