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A Song for Every Woman Who Was Told She’d Never Escape… “How Many Times”

✨ “How Many Times” — Original Song About Domestic Abuse, Survival & Breaking Free ✨ I wrote all the lyrics and came up with the chord progression, all original songs are copyrighted. , I wrote this song after watching a real-life trial where a woman was charged with killing her husband — a man who had beaten her, threatened her life, and told her she was worthless and would never escape him. She tried again and again to survive, to endure, to hope — until one day, pushed past the point of fear and desperation, she fought back to stay alive. She was found not guilty under battered woman syndrome. Her life, like so many others, was shattered by violence. And while this song is inspired by her story, it represents every survivor — woman or man — who feels trapped, alone, scared, and convinced there’s no way out. No one should ever reach that level of hopeless desperation. No one should feel their only escape is violence. And no one deserves to live in fear inside their own home. I wrote this song a year ago — lying on my couch, guitar in hand, emotions heavy after seeing the verdict. This track was made using Suno AI for the band arrangement and production, but the melody, lyrics, and chords are all original. I uploaded my chord progression, and Suno brought it to life beautifully — so now I’m sharing it here on YouTube in the hope it reaches someone who needs strength, hope, or a reminder that they are not alone. If you are in an abusive relationship — whether emotional, physical, or psychological — this song is for you. You deserve safety. You deserve love. You deserve a life without fear. There is help. There is hope. You are not alone. Below are confidential resources available 24/7: 📞 National Domestic Violence Hotline (U.S.) 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) Or text START to 88788 Chat online: thehotline.org 📞 For men experiencing abuse Men's Domestic Abuse Hotline 1-888-743-5754 📞 For LGBTQ+ domestic violence support LGBTQ+ National Help Center 1-888-843-4564 If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 (U.S.). If you're outside the U.S., please search your local domestic violence helpline — someone in your country can help. You are not weak for being afraid. You are not broken for staying longer than you wanted. And you are not alone for trying to survive. Music can heal. Stories can empower. And sometimes a song is the first step toward saying, “I deserve better.” 🎵 Lyrics — “How Many Times” (Song inspired by real survivors) Verse 1 how many times will you tell her that you’re in love with her And how many times will you break her before it just doesn’t hurt how many times can you tell her that you want to be there and how many times will you tell her that nobody cares Chorus How many tears will you watch her cry before you see she's broken inside? How many nights will she lay in fear, wishing somehow she'd disappear? Verse 2 (after guitar solo) Every bruise and every scar, each one tells a tale too far. A story lost, a silent scream, trapped inside her shattered dream. How long 'til she breaks the chains, and finds the strength to stop the pain? How many times did she try to run, but fear kept her under your thumb? Bridge She stands there now, her hands are red, a gun still warm, his words in her head. "Mercy," she pleads, a tortured soul, years of rage that took their toll. (Guitar Solo) Chorus (Reprise/Outro) How many tears did she have to cry before she could finally say goodbye? Now the pain, it’s finally done, but the fight for peace has just begun. 🎧 About the Production Vocals, lyrics, melody & chords: Me Arrangement & backing track assistant: Suno AI Emotion & truth: Real life + the fight for freedom ❤️ If you need help Please reach out. You matter. You are stronger than you think. And one day, you will breathe freely again.