A heartfelt ballad about moving on from an unofficial relationship burdened by insecurities and long-distance challenges. This song captures the bittersweet journey of accepting that sometimes love just isn't enough, while embracing the freedom that comes from letting go of what was never meant to be. Perfect for anyone who has ever felt the weight of unrequited affection but is ready to take the next step towards healing.
Verse 1:
We danced in shadows, hearts in sync,
But the distance whispered secrets, left me on the brink.
Thought we were magic, just me and you,
But the miles between us broke our hearts in two.
Chorus:
I'm letting go of the could have been,
Freeing myself from the pain within.
No more late-night texts that feel so wrong,
I'm turning the page, it’s time to be strong.
Verse 2:
I held onto hope like it was my lifeline,
Thinking one day you’d finally call me mine.
But the echoes of silence cut deeper than a blade,
I’m tired of feeling like I’ll never measure grade.
Chorus:
I'm letting go of the could have been,
Freeing myself from the pain within.
No more late-night texts that feel so wrong,
I'm turning the page, it’s time to be strong.
Bridge:
Finally embracing the girl in the mirror,
No more comparing, my vision is clearer.
I was pretty enough, I was worth the fight,
But love led me to shadows, and now I find light.
Chorus:
I'm letting go of the could have been,
Freeing myself from the pain within.
No more late-night texts that feel so wrong,
I'm turning the page, it’s time to be strong.
Outro:
A little part of me will always stay,
Holding on to memories, but I’m finding my way.
With every step forward, I’m leaving you behind,
In this journey of healing, true love I'll find.
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moving on from a relationship that was never really official, and starting to accept that it just couldn't work out because of long distance. the feeling of finally being free from all the insecurties of thinking that I wasn't pretty enough and letting go of the hope that some day it might've worked out but a little part still holds on