Nothing Lasts Forever

Lyrics : Some children grow up learning songs. Others grow up learning silence. I learned early that survival has a sound, doors shaking, voices cutting through the walls, dreams hiding under broken light bulbs. Some people inherit safety. Some inherit storms. Still… the human heart is stubborn. Even after ruin, it searches for light. So I kept walking. Through grief. Through anger. Through loneliness. Through every version of myself that almost gave up. And maybe healing is not becoming someone new. Maybe healing is finally allowing yourself to become who you were before the world taught you fear. I became the kind of soul who reads a room before speaking, who loves carefully, who carries invisible winters in his chest. Not because I was born cold, but because warmth was never guaranteed. Maybe I was never hard to love… Maybe I was just raised in rooms where love arrived screaming and left without warning. So I built armor out of silence, turned pain into personality, learned to smile with blood in my mouth and still say “I’m fine.” But deep down… I never wanted war. I just wanted one place, one soul, one moment in this life where I could finally stop surviving. Still… the human heart is stubborn. Even after ruin, it searches for light. So I kept walking. Through grief. Through anger. Through loneliness. Through every version of myself that almost gave up. And maybe healing is not becoming someone new. Maybe healing is finally allowing yourself to become who you were before the world taught you fear. Nothing lasts forever. Not pain. Not silence. Not the night. And if we survived this far, maybe we were never broken — only becoming.