(Verse 1) It all started at eighteen months old, When my parents left me out in the cold. Abandoned, alone, in this unforgiving place, With scars so deep, etched on my face. (Chorus) But I rose from the depths, determined to survive, Taking care of them, as they struggled to thrive. Now watch me, as I spit my truth, never resigned, Dissing their tattoos and drug addictions, it's time to shine. (Verse 2) They left me craving love, searching for affection, But all I saw were needles and drug injections. Tattoos covering their bodies, like a painful mask, Their selfish actions, a never-ending task. (Verse 3) At an age when innocence should bloom, I became their parent, the one in the room. Feeding their addiction, wiping teardrops dry, The weight on my little shoulders, I can't deny. (Chorus) But I rose from the depths, determined to survive, Taking care of them, as they struggled to thrive. Now watch me, as I spit my truth, never resigned, Dissing their tattoos and drug addictions, it's time to shine. (Verse 4) Their inked skin told stories of a reckless past, But I vowed to rise above, no longer held fast. Their addictions a burden, their problems I'd bear, I became their savior, their love I could share. (Verse 5) Through dark times, I stood tall and strong, Holding their hands when everything went wrong. But now, I've grown, found strength deep within, Unchaining myself from their toxic kin. (Chorus) But I rose from the depths, determined to survive, Taking care of them, as they struggled to thrive. Now watch me, as I spit my truth, never resigned, Dissing their tattoos and drug addictions, it's time to shine. (Bridge) No longer carrying their burdens on my back, I broke free from the cycle of pain and lack. I found my own path, my own destiny, Leaving behind the ghosts that once haunted me. (Verse 6) So here I stand, the scars have made me tough, Their absence hurting, but I've had enough. I'm a survivor, a warrior who fought through, And now, I'm the one they look up to. (Chorus) But I rose from the depths, determined to survive, Taking care of them, as they struggled to thrive. Now watch me, as I spit my truth, never resigned, Dissing their tattoos and drug addictions, it's time to shine. At 18 months old, they left me all alone I was just a baby, didn't understand what was going on Feeling hurt and abandoned, it's hard to let go They left me in the dark, no one to help me grow I hate my parents for leaving me behind 18 months old, too young to understand why I'm filled with anger, pain, and so much sorrow But I'm trying to heal, I'll find my strength tomorrow Growing up without them, I felt so lost Always wondering why I wasn't worth the cost But I won't let their absence define my fate I'll rise above the hurt and find my own way I hate my parents for leaving me behind 18 months old, too young to understand why I'm filled with anger, pain, and so much sorrow But I'm trying to heal, I'll find my strength tomorrow It's a long journey, but I won't give in I'll find my peace, learn to forgive within I'll build my own family, filled with love and care And break free from the chains of anger and despair (Outro) To those who've suffered, trapped in a similar strife, Remember, you're not defined by your parents' life. Break the chains, rise above the pain, And let your strength and love be what you gain.