Steel in My Bones

Boots hit the pavement, sparks in the rain,
I learned how to rise by walking through pain.
No crown on my head, no fear in my eyes,
I don't need permission to light up the night.

I've got steel in my bones, fire in my blood,
I stand like a wall when the pressure comes.
Turn it up loud, let the whole world know:
You can shake this ground, but I won't let go.
Steel in my bones—yeah, I run this road.

They drew me a line, so I tore through the frame,
Made every scar into part of my name.
The sirens are calling, the city awakes,
I ride with the thunder and never hit brakes.

I've got steel in my bones, fire in my blood,
I stand like a wall when the pressure comes.
Turn it up loud, let the whole world know:
You can shake this ground, but I won't let go.
Steel in my bones—yeah, I run this road.

Night after night, I was forged in the sound,
Built from the wreckage they left on the ground.
Now every heartbeat is kicking the door,
I came for the fight—and I'm asking for more.

No chains, no cage, no voice in my head,
Can bury the truth or the words that I said.
If the sky falls down, I'll carry the weight—
I don't bow out. I detonate.

I've got steel in my bones, fire in my blood,
I stand like a wall when the pressure comes.
Turn it up loud, let the whole world know:
You can shake this ground, but I won't let go.
Steel in my bones—yeah, I run this road.