My Own Corner (Lyrics) | 34, Divorced, Back in Mom's Spare Room, and Nobody Was Coming

Thirty-four, divorced, a twin bed in her mother's spare room with a ceiling fan that wobbles. Every aunt had a well, you know. She looked at the closet-door mirror and said, out loud, nobody's coming, so it's us. My Own Corner is about failing the real estate exam once at forty-two, saying that's one, we've got three, and selling a two-bedroom to a single dad the next May. Gospel-soul with church piano, Hammond swells, a full choir on the chorus and hand claps under a big raw female lead vocal. 100 BPM. Broken at the start, unshakable by the end. "I'm in my own corner now Towel on my shoulder, water in my hand When I go down, I'm the one who counts And I'm the one who says get up, you can" Lyrics on screen. Play it loud in the car after the bad news. Comment the moment you finally got in your own corner. Subscribe for weekly motivational lyric videos. #MyOwnCorner #GospelSoul #SelfLove #LyricsVideo #MotivationalSong