Da Dor, À Glória

I remember that day, as if it were yesterday
Sadness, or resentment, I don't know, I wish it were before
The pain I felt, can't be described
How much I suffered, no one will understand
Half of my soul, went with you
Damn... I didn't want to lose you
I swear I tried, but you didn't understand
My friends warned me, you were just another bitch
The wound was opened.. I know I hurt myself
But my life goes on, I took another path
A friend told me, tried to motivate me
Talked about a sanctuary, that I should enter
Train weightlifting, to forget you
Where the soul rested, and my body would grow
And things were already changing, I could tell
And I tell you one thing, you will regret it

At first it was revenge, now it's not anymore
I feel like a child, happy chasing
A dream of a goal, the desire goes beyond
Any difficulty, that destiny keeps me
...You used to laugh and say, that I was crazy
Told your friends, that it was absurd
That a skinny malnourished.. would never change
And today I ask you, how did you say?
A sculptural body, built by pain
And also by the revolt, that your loss caused me
Your friends call me now.. more than they call you
They forgot about the bitch, who tried to belittle
The one who one day, you kicked and discarded
With perfect aesthetics, everything changed here
Now I forgot you, and changed my passion
This is more than a sport, it's called weightlifting!

There are several out there, to end your life
Not to support you, or show a way out
In difficulties you find out who's who
People only support, what suits them
I tell you time flies, and I'm proof of that
Come say you forgive me... want to get back with me
Funny that she, who mocked and scorned
Changed her view, when my body changed
Saw your new boyfriend, a little different
Eating a burger, drinking soda
Kind of weird, looked like a ball
The belly was sticking out over the shorts
But I'll tell you, I found someone else
Who loves me with a gaze, shining like the moon
We go to the gym together every day
And today everyone knows, how much you were worth