Today I’m old enough
Today I’d do a lot of things new
or maybe I wouldn’t too
’cause
today I’m old enough
ohhho
today I’m old enough
[Verse 1]
I ran on busted feet for miles and miles
fought my fights with crooked styles
one hand tied behind my back
they told me “no”, I stayed on track
just look at me now
[Refrain]
Today I’m old enough
Today I’d do a lot of things new
or maybe I wouldn’t too
’cause
today I’m old enough
ohhho
today I’m old enough
[Verse 2]
I’m damn near drowning in my love for life
my little angel, my delight
today I’d kiss you, no delay
back then I froze, I turned away
I wouldn’t miss that fear today
That’s how it all went down somehow
a different road, but it worked out now
[Refrain]
Today I’m old enough
Today I’d do a lot of things new
or maybe I wouldn’t too
’cause
today I’m old enough
ohhho
today I’m old enough
[Verse 3]
I bowed my head and learned to pray
was I blessed or beat that day?
did I bend or did I break?
Life was heavy, no mistake
I walked it straight with open heart
stood my ground, right from the start
held back, slowed down, pushed aside
but never crushed and never denied
I wouldn’t trade a single scar
they shaped the man I am so far
so much was forced right in my mouth
fear and grit and stubborn truth
that’s why I ask myself at night
was this the road, was this the fight?
and still I’m drowning, flooded through
with hunger for the life I knew
Knowing what could’ve been ain’t all that counts
knowing what was still amounts
I ran again on busted feet
fought uphill in dirty streets
saw myself as not enough
still it turned out strong and tough
and folks wouldn’t love me the same way
if I weren’t myself each day
Did I do it right?
Who says?
I do.
[Outro]
Today I’m old enough
Today I’d do a lot of things new
or maybe I wouldn’t too
’cause
today I’m old enough
ohhho
now I’m old enough
Ehrlich und kraftvoll erzählt der Song vom Älterwerden, vom Kämpfen und vom Stolz auf den eigenen Weg. Zwischen Narben, Rückblick und Lebenshunger entsteht ein Gefühl von Selbstannahme.Ein Song darüber, heute stark genug zu sein, das eigene Leben anzunehmen.