She wakes up with the morning sun,
In a quiet room where time’s begun,
A cup of coffee in her hand,
She’s got the strength to take a stand.

She’s a woman living on her own,
In a world where she’s never alone,
Her heart’s a fortress, standing tall,
She’s learned to rise after every fall.

The nights are long, the days are wide,
But she’s got dreams she won’t hide,
In every step, in every breath,
She finds her way, she’s not afraid of death.

She’s a woman living on her own,
In a world where she’s never alone,
Her heart’s a fortress, standing tall,
She’s learned to rise after every fall.

The nights are long, the days are wide,
But she’s got dreams she won’t hide,
In every step, in every breath,
She finds her way, she’s not afraid of death.

She’s a woman living on her own,
In a world where she’s never alone,
Her heart’s a fortress, standing tall,
She’s learned to rise after every fall.

And when the stars light up the sky,
She feels the peace, no need to cry,
For in her soul, there’s a fire bright,
She’s got the power to win the fight.


She’s a woman living on her own,
In a world where she’s never alone,
Her heart’s a fortress, standing tall,
She’s learned to rise after every fall.

She’s a woman, strong and free,
Living life as it’s meant to be,
On her own, yet never weak,
In her solitude, she finds the peak.