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Gain Everything

Looking back now, hitting rock bottom was the best thing that could’ve happened to me. 
It took feeling like an absolute failure to finally set me free. 
I had a fresh start, a chance to rebuild myself
Be whoever I wanted to be.
Because what’s there to lose when you have nothing? 
but what’s there to gain? - everything.

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