Written in the aftermath of surviving narcissistic abuse, “Burning My Bridges” is both a confession and a reclamation.

With haunting vocals and a cinematic build, the song mirrors the journey from heartbreak to healing — from silence to strength. It captures the emotional breaking point of holding onto someone who keeps hurting you in the name of love, and the quiet power that comes with finally walking away.

“I used to think strength meant holding everything together — people, relationships, even pain,” Everay shares. “But this song is about realizing that sometimes, the bravest thing you can do is walk away. Even when your heart still hopes they’ll change.”

“Burning My Bridges” is for everyone who stayed too long. For those who hoped it would be the last time. For those who believed they could fix someone else — at the cost of themselves.For those who hoped it would be the last time. For those who believed they could fix someone else — at the cost of themselves. For those who hoped it would be the last time. For those who believed they could fix someone else — at the cost of themselves.

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