This song, "Free from Hell," is deeply personal and comes straight from my heart. It tells the story of my early years with my mom, Renee, and my brother, Ryan. Our lives were filled with struggle and pain after my mom left my alcoholic father and ended up with a man named Rick, who turned out to be abusive.
We experienced homelessness, living under other people’s homes and my grandma's house without her knowing. I remember birthdays and Christmases where our gifts came from whatever we could find at the landfill. The nights were scary, with bats flying around us as we walked.
Rick's cruelty knew no bounds. He strapped a belt to my feet, hung me upside down from the top bunk, stuffed me in the oven, and hurt me in ways no child should endure. My mom, trapped in fear, couldn't protect us from his abuse. But when Rick got caught exposing himself at Walmart, my mom saw an opportunity and took it. She gathered us up and found refuge in a women's shelter.
Despite everything, my mom never gave up. She went back to school and fought hard to keep us safe and fed. Eventually, she met Randy, a kind man who became our stepdad. Randy didn’t have to take us in, but he did, giving us a home and a sense of what a father's love truly is. With him, we finally escaped our hellish past and found peace.
This song is a tribute to my mom's incredible strength and resilience, and a testament to how we overcame the darkest times to find love and stability. It’s a story of survival, hope, and the power of a mother’s love.
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