Remember the Old Me?
Do you remember the old me? The one with the broken heart
The one who, no matter what she did, felt broken and torn apart
Do you rememeber the old me? The one who feared everyone around?
The one who thought everyone was laughing at her, even if they didn't make a sound
Do you rememeber the old me? The one who had been betrayed?
The one who tried with all of her might, but felt battered, abused, and slayed
If you remember the old me, the girl who felt alone and secluded
The one who felt they were fakes, liars, and cheaters, the ones she wanted to elude
But you have to fast forward a bit, you'd be surprised what this girl has done
She wiped away her tears, stood up to her fears, and is making her life more fun
The old me had been battered and beaten, she thought life was not worth living
She said to herself that she was tired of trying, tired of all of her honesty and giving
But that was the old me, somebody that I knew and hated
I have drowned all my sorrow, stabbed pity in the back, and now my life is elated
But the story does not end here, you may think that you should give up and cry
Just listen to my words, heed the message with heart, and know that you can heal youself if you try
I used to be like you, trapped in a dark and stormy prison
But I know you are skeptic, and that's okay, but truthfully I have a vision
Despite all of the anxiety and depression, the pain and darker thoughts you think
We can stand together and fight all of the troubles that are causing us to sink
Because you have been in that place, like so many people out there
You've battled your constant demons to hell and back, you've conquered your darkest fears
So don't let your gift of expirence go to waste, so many others need you now
Stand up and be proud that you've won the fight, and now you can show other how...
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