That's Not Me Anymore I walked through nights of shattered glass, Where truth would break and lies would pass, A tangled web of hurt and shame, I played the part, but lost the name. I cheated love, betrayed its core, But please believe—that’s not me anymore. I whispered lies with poisoned tongue, Each syllable a loaded gun. I chased white lines and neon dreams, Drank deep from toxic, silent screams. The bottle's lullaby, the pill's cruel score— But listen close, that’s not me anymore. I numbed the ache I couldn't face, With every high, I lost more grace. I overdosed on false escapes, And left behind a trail of aches. But guilt runs deep within these veins, And every scar still speaks my name. I see your tears, I feel your war— I swear to you, that’s not me anymore. This broken road I've staggered through, Has taught me what I must undo. I’m sorry for the pain I’ve caused, The trust I shattered, moments paused. But here's my vow, from heart to floor: No more lies, no powder, no liquor store. I’m reaching for the man you swore You once believed in— That’s who I’ll be, forevermore.