Verse 1
Bent til I broke just to make them smile
Weighed every word, counted every mile
A hundred apologies won't be enough
For people who hold their breath waiting for you to mess up
Too quiet for some, too loud for the rest
Too humble, too proud, I could never pass the test
One wrong move erases all the good I've done
And I'm learning I just can't please everyone
Chorus
Some will call you sunshine while others call you rain
But the weather keeps on changing and God stays the same
Some people will love me and some never will
But He is the constant whose love is still
Why waste my breath on a crowd that won't stay?
I'm not for everyone and I think that's okay
Verse 2
They mistreat you then blame you when you speak your truth
Twist your testimony like it's a weapon they can use
I carried all the labels, wore the weight of every word
Til I heard the only voice that can tell me what I'm worth
Too broken for some, too healed for the rest
Too honest, too raw, they don't like the mess
They'll rewrite my story til it fits what they want
They'll tear down the truth just to prove that I'm wrong
Chorus
Some will call you sunshine while others call you rain
But the weather keeps on changing and God stays the same
Some people will love me and some never will
But He is the constant whose love is still
Why waste my breath on a crowd that won't stay?
I'm not for everyone and I think that's okay
Bridge
I've bent til I'm breaking, reshaped who I am
Tried to fit every script, play the part they demand
Hate me when I'm faithful, hate me when I'm lost
The harder I try, the higher the cost
Turned myself inside out to earn their applause
But it still disappears at the first little flaw
Quiet when you rise and loud when you fall
I'm exhausted of trying to please them all
Final Chorus
They can call me sunshine, they can call me rain
But while people come and go, His love will remain
Some will try to love me, and some never will
But He is the constant whose love is still
I won't waste my life chasing crowds that fade
I'm not for everyone
And that's okay