MEGAN: ACT II

Bed Time

Bed Time (feat. Monaleo & Gloss Up)

Whole Family

Whole Family (feat. Flo Milli)

Fine Ho, Stay

Neva (feat. Monaleo)

Big One (feat. Monaleo)

Bigger In Texas

Bourbon

Number One Rule

Roc Steady (feat. Flo Milli)

Best Friend

Motion

After the Fallout: I Found Me is Lyra Noel’s journey through heartbreak, betrayal, and self-discovery. This album blends trap-R&B melodies with raw, confessional lyrics that explore picking up the pieces after loss and reclaiming your identity.
It’s reflective, healing, and empowering — a soundtrack for anyone who’s turned pain into personal growth and finally found themselves in the aftermath.

Only I Know My Worth (1)

The hallway narrows every time I walk it,
Walls leaning in like they’re tired of staying tall.
I drag my fingers down the molding,
Feel the tremor
Running underneath it all.
The floor sinks just a little when I breathe,
Like it knows I’m carrying more than I say.
Every step feels heavier than the last,
Like the corridor’s been waiting
For this day.

And I can hear it struggling to stand,
Hear the cracks forming under my feet.
This hallway learned my weight too well—
Now it’s folding
Where I’m most weak.

This collapsing corridor,
It bends with everything I’ve stored.
Walls breaking under truths I ignored,
Falling from the pressure
I’ve carried before.
This collapsing corridor,
Holding every fear I hoard—
And now the whole house shakes with the force
Of the things I never
Spoke for.

I see dust lifting in the light ahead,
Tiny storms rising from forgotten pain.
Every picture frame tilts on the walls,
Like they’re witnessing
Where I strain.
I push forward but the ceiling dips,
A low groan echoing through the beams.
This corridor remembers everything—
All the nights I cracked
Without a scream.

And now it’s too much—
The wood can’t hold
Another moment of what I suppress.
It knows the truth I hide from myself—
The love,
The grief,
The emptiness.

This collapsing corridor,
It bends with everything I’ve stored.
Walls breaking under truths I ignored,
Falling from the pressure
I’ve carried before.
This collapsing corridor,
Holding every fear I hoard—
And now the whole house shakes with the force
Of the things I never
Spoke for.

Maybe I wasn’t meant to hold this alone,
Maybe the corridor breaks
Because I never learned to bend.
Maybe the cracks are calling me back
To everything
I tried to defend.
But standing here with dust in my breath,
I feel the truth—
Heavy and sharp.
Sometimes the hall collapses
To show you
Where you broke apart.

This collapsing corridor,
Groaning under all I ignored.
No more room for what I endured—
Every secret falling
Through the floor.
This collapsing corridor,
Nowhere left for me to store
The weight of who I was before—
And when it finally breaks…
I don’t know
What’s left
At the core.

The dust settles slow,
Covering everything
I tried not to feel—
And the corridor stays broken,
Whether I
Heal
Or not.

Collapsing Corridor

Cinematic alt-pop and contemporary R&B blend into a grounded, emotional moment of clarity. “Full Reset” moves from a somber piano prelude into a steady trap-influenced break, guided by bilingual reflections and a calm, confident vocal performance. It’s a quiet turning point captured in sound — steady, honest, and deeply human.

👉 Promo: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/johnaismith/full-reset

Lyrics:

Yeah, I needed a minute to breathe.
Por fin me entiendo, and I’m stepping back in clean.

I’ve been carrying things I never named, quiet weight sitting under my skin.
Days felt longer than they needed to be, and I kept walking like nothing was real.
People acted like they had my map, but they never knew where I’d been.
Inside, I was trying to stay steady, holding my center while everything kept moving fast.

Some nights I whispered ya no puedo, hoping the room wouldn’t catch it.
But something kept pulling me forward, a slow pulse I didn’t want to lose.
I picked myself up calm, step by step, one breath at a time.
Ahora soy yo, bien plantada.

I came out shaking, pero completa.
Every moment pushed me exactly where I needed to stand.

When everything settled down, I felt my center again.
All the pressure, all the silence, every night I felt alone—still part of me, but not directing my life.
I chose to rise. I chose to reset. Full reset.

Soft keys fall slow, pulling me into the moment.
One tone hangs a little longer, like it wants me to hear it.
Then everything shifts, clean, hard, steady.
The low rumble moves through me, right under my steps.
Each beat opens room for my mind to settle.

The drop hits low, wide, steady.
It pulls everything forward with no hesitation.
I move through the beat calm, focused, pa’ delante.
Every hit lines me up, every pulse clears the noise.
This is control. This is full reset.

Now the bass feels grounding, not something I need to outrun.
Voices around me feel lighter, ándale, tú puedes, like support I didn’t hear before.

And yeah, I’m not the same.
No soy perfecta, pero soy real.
And the quiet finally feels good, like I can breathe without checking the floor.
Cada cambio me movió, cada paso me sostuvo.
I move forward sin miedo, holding my center steady.

There’s something warm behind me now, not pressure, just a reminder: ya creciste… sigue.

When everything settled down, I saw what stayed with me.
The weight, the long nights, ya no mandan.
I walked out with focus y con fuerza también.
Full reset.

Yeah, I’m not looking back.
Y mira, la vida es mucho más de lo que pensé.
Hoy la abrazo sin miedo, sin prisas, con el corazón despierto.
There’s more ahead. And I’m ready.

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FULL RESET

Hailing from Houston, Megan Thee Stallion is a three-time GRAMMY-winning recording artist, actor, philanthropist and entrepreneur. From earning two Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hits with the “Savage (Remix)” featuring Beyoncé, and “WAP” with Cardi B to releasing her dynamic album “Traumazine,” Megan has proven unstoppable.  

 

Megan has been recognized for her musical achievements, including three GRAMMY wins, nine BET Awards and back-to-back Billboard Music Awards for “Top Rap Female Artist.” Additionally, she has been honored for her advocacy efforts, having received the 2022 Special Achievement Award at The Webby Awards and the Trailblazer Award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.  

 

Most recently, Megan made history in Nov. 2022, becoming the first Black woman to appear on the cover of Forbes’ prestigious Under 30 issue. She was previously recognized as one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2020 after publishing her monumental “Why I Speak Up For Black Women” op-ed for The New York Times.

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Megan Thee Stallion

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