mary karlzen

Lyrics

Stronger

Here we go out by the river’s edge. Here we go out where the road does bend. I think I hear the pack howl again. Maybe we outgrew the love. It just don’t seem to fit no more, like that shirt you bought me the I never took n wore. Now I’m wondering just who you bought it for?

And I always thought I would be a stronger girl than the one that lives in me.

Now it’s me and my discontent waiting on the words you say. Always wanting evidence of any love that’s tossed my way and I’m wondering what is this need to be loved anyway.
So what’s a woman’s worth now? Is she measured by the face and hands, sizing up the body standards in the eyes of man. What gives you the right to think you can?

Let anybody hurt you now You never be afraid to cry. The question still remaining is where does our strength lie. Under layers of this world and wondering why.

And I always thought I’d be in a different world then this one that I see. And I always thought I would be a stronger girl, a stronger girl, a stronger girl than the one that lives in me.