Made a Wolf Out of Pain
I built a home, but he locked the door, Said I was his, then wanted more. Loved me best when I was weak, But never stayed when I found my feet. He whispered love, then walked away, Left me alone on his wedding day. A promise turned into a lie, Like I was meant to stand and cry. I begged for love, I held on tight, But every kiss dissolved in night. No prince to save, no hand to hold, Just broken dreams and stories untold. One held too close, one let me go, One took my light, left me alone. Each lesson carved into my skin, Each heartbreak made me rise again. So now I run where wild things reign, No chains, no tears, no love in vain. They made me beg, they made me break, But in the storm, I found my fate. They didn’t love, they made me strong, They taught me how to stand alone. No more sorrow, no more shame, I made a wolf out of my pain. This keeps the pain, growth, and empowerment from your lyrics but gives it a smooth, poetic flow.
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