WILD FIRW WALKS THROUGH THE FIRE…AND RISES
- Editorial Board
- Apr 10
- 1 min read
Updated: May 27
A raw survival anthem from the heart of darkness to the light of love
Wild Firw’s “I’ve Been” isn’t just a song, it’s a soul laid bare. With raw, unfiltered lyrics, she walks us through the fire of her past: abuse, homelessness, addiction, suicidal thoughts, and mental health battles. But this isn’t a cry for help it’s a war cry.
Each line in the chorus hits like a drumbeat of defiance: “I’ve been choked / I’ve been kicked / I’ve been bullied… but I still believed in love.” It’s repetition not for drama, but for testimony reminding us that she’s still here, still standing.
Wild Firw’s vocal delivery is unpolished in the best way—raw, raspy, and emotionally charged. There’s no filter, no studio gloss to hide behind. You can hear the tremble in her voice when she reflects, the growl when she fights back, and the fire when she reclaims her power. It feels less like a performance and more like a purge—like she’s singing this for her own survival, and we just happen to be witnessing it.
By the end, “I’ve Been” transforms from a personal purge into a public proclamation. Wild Firw isn’t asking for sympathy, she’s claiming victory. Forged in pain, delivered in power.
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