Only a Kid

Innocence Shattered: Ana Soto's Powerful Tale of Overcoming Childhood Struggles
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Lyrics

“You’re cute, you’re kind”

Expressing positive qualities in the subject, possibly in a manipulative or deceiving manner.

They never mind how old am I

People do not consider or care about the speaker's age.

“You’re sweet, smile for me”

Requesting a smile, a superficial gesture, with a hidden desire for compliance.

All I wanted was to be free

The speaker's ultimate desire was freedom.


Complements whistles and jokes made me choke

Positive comments, whistles, and jokes from others caused the speaker distress.

The fault wasn’t mine but the guilt made me cry

The speaker carries guilt despite not being at fault, leading to tears.

I was only a kid when it started

The speaker reflects on being a victim as a child.

Fourteen years I was fighting

A 14-year-long struggle or fight against some form of adversity.


Scared to be alone I couldn’t let it go

Fear of solitude prevents the speaker from moving on.

Boxing gloves came along

Boxing gloves symbolize a means of protection or defense adopted by the speaker.

Self defense was my hope

Self-defense becomes a source of hope for the speaker.

To forgive is okay

Expressing acceptance of forgiveness as a positive step.


But to look him in the eye I’m afraid

Fear of confronting the perpetrator directly.

Complements Whistles and jokes made me choke

Reiteration of the negative impact of compliments, whistles, and jokes on the speaker.

The fault wasn’t mine but the guilt made me cry

Guilt persists despite the speaker not being responsible.

I was only a kid when it started

Reiteration of being a victim as a child, emphasizing the vulnerability of youth.

Fourteen years I was fighting

Continued struggle and resilience over a 14-year period.

Scared to be alone I couldn’t let it go

The fear of being alone still lingers, hindering the speaker's ability to let go.

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