I'm Fighting For Her
I’m Fighting For Her
She was sixteen, scrawny little black girl
Constantly in her Lala land escaping the real world
Her smile and joy was a light to others
But little did they know the mental battles she faced one after another
She avoided the mirror like it was her enemy
Constantly judging herself on who she wants to be
Adding chemicals and junk in her hair
Anything to fit society’s beauty, boy was that a scare
I’m Fighting For Her
She was in her twenty’s skewed by what love really is
Married so quickly when she truly wasn’t fully his
Anxiety driven, feeling trapped with no oxygen to breathe
Losing herself in the process, depression hit with that grief
She fought as long as she could as her twenties was passing by
Making a choice of letting go any dreams for this guy
Secrets she kept to her self so people wouldn’t worry
Because of the suppressed feelings, her memory of marriage became blurry
I’m Fighting For Her
She just made it to her thirty plus years
Fighting back and rebuking her fears
She’s fighting everything to restore and reclaim
Silenced for too long, igniting her dreams again that burns inside like a flame
Making choices not to spiral downhill like she used to
Changes in life, starting over, her joy is something new
I’m Fighting For Her
To keep that glow, that light, that once grew dim
Laughter from the pit of her belly, no longer playing victim
She’s making choices everyday
To keep her head up even when days aren’t always okay
I’m Fighting For Her
Sixteen
Twenties
Now into Thirties
I’m Fighting for her














