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Healing doesn’t always happen in a moment. Sometimes it happens in a decision. The Day I Made Peace With My Past is a grit-and-soul country song about forgiveness, regret, memory, and finally laying down the weight of who you used to be. Not forgetting just no longer fighting what already happened. If this song meets you where you are: Like the video Subscribe for honest, story-driven country Share it with someone learning to let go LYRICS Verse 1 I used to run from yesterday Like it could chase me down. Every memory had a voice Every road a haunted sound. I tried to bury broken years Under work and moving fast, But distance never silenced The footsteps of my past. It showed up in my quiet, In the mirror, in my sleep. In the promises I struggled Consistently to keep. I wore regret like second skin, Like a name I couldn’t outlast — Until the day I finally stopped Fighting what already passed. Verse 2 I sat with every failure, Let it speak without defense. Didn’t argue with the facts, Didn’t jump the fence. I called my mistakes by their names, Didn’t soften what they cost. Truth hurts less than hiding From the things you know you lost. I stopped rewriting history To make myself look clean. Stopped painting over damage With a kinder shade of “me.” Ownership felt heavier — But it also let me stand. Because truth puts solid ground Under a shaking man. Chorus That was the day I made peace with my past, Didn’t erase it — just let it rest. Didn’t excuse it, didn’t deny — Just took the truth straight to the chest. It still happened, it still counts, But it no longer has the last word cast. Everything changed the moment I said — “You can stay… but you can’t lead” — to my past. Verse 3 Forgiveness didn’t feel holy, Didn’t feel soft or light. It felt like putting down a weapon After a lifelong fight. Some apologies came late, Some never came at all. But I stopped needing every answer Before I let the hammer fall. I forgave the younger version Who didn’t yet know how. Who chose out of fear and hunger I understand now. Growth is expensive tuition Paid in moments we outgrow — Wisdom rarely shows up Before the damage lets you know. Chorus That was the day I made peace with my past, Shook its hand instead of its throat. Stopped dragging it behind me Like an anchor on a rope. I didn’t say it didn’t hurt, Didn’t pretend it didn’t last. I just stopped letting yesterday Keep collecting from my past. Verse 4 Some memories still sting a little, Some names still hit a nerve. But pain isn’t a prison When you stop saying you deserve it. Shame used to be my language, My default point of view — Now it’s just a chapter In a story I lived through. I don’t introduce myself By what I broke back then. I don’t wear my worst decisions Like permanent skin. I carry them as reference, Not identity or brand — Lessons written in permanent ink On a temporary man. Bridge What if the past is a teacher, Not a life sentence to serve? What if scars are proof of healing, Not proof you don’t deserve? What if acceptance is stronger Than denial ever was? What if peace begins the moment You stop asking “just because”? Verse 5 I visited old places Without trying to rewrite. Let the air be what it was Without picking a fight. Some doors stayed closed behind me — And I blessed them as they stayed. Growth means recognizing Which prices were already paid. I don’t need to be who I was To respect where I’ve been. You can honor the journey Without living there again. The past still sits behind me — But it no longer drives. Peace is letting history exist Without running your life. Final Chorus That was the day I made peace with my past, No parade, no loud release. Just a quiet internal shift Into something like peace. It still lives in my timeline, But it no longer holds me fast. I became free the moment I stopped fighting my past. Outro I didn’t change yesterday. I changed how I carry it.