Lyric

I met you under static skies

Your voice was smoke, your eyes were knives

You moved like thunder, soft and slow

And I forgot the things I know

Your hands were fire wrapped in silk

You drank the daylight down like milk

I told myself, it’s just a game

But every night, you said my name

I built a mask to hide my shame

A fragile stage, a borrowed flame

Each lie became a thread of glass

I wore it proudly till it cracked

The city pulsed beneath our sin

We danced where broken stars begin

You said you’d stay, then changed your skin

The music burned, I dove within

And now your shadow walks ahead

Through neon dreams, through things unsaid

My chest still hums your silent tone

I’m here, but never quite alone

Then one cold night you called my name

Your voice was still but not the same

You said, “I’m carrying someone’s child”

I smiled, and swallowed every mile

My walls collapsed without a sound

The glass I built rained to the ground

You walked away — the street stood still

And I just watched the lights until

Your shadow hums inside my chest

My pulse can’t sleep, it won’t find rest

The night repeats what I confessed

You were the wound, I was the test

And though the dawn erases names

I breathe your echo just the same

The mask I wore has lost