Lyric

You called me out mid‑sentence

Glass shaking in your hand

My name on every question

Like a word you can’t stand

I laughed it off too quickly

Changed the subject, changed my tone

But every joke felt heavy

Like a stone I’d swallowed whole

Guilty

Yeah, I’m guilty in your eyes

Of every silence, every sigh

You don’t even need a crime

To draw the line, to pass the time

Guilty

Of the way I hold my breath

When you say we might be done

If love’s a trial, I confess

You’re the judge and I’m the one

You read through all my messages

Paused on every stupid line

Searching for some hidden meaning

Some stranger you could find

I wish that I was blameless

But I’m clumsy with your trust

I never meant to break it

Only meant to give too much

Guilty

Yeah, I’m guilty in your eyes

Of every silence, every sigh

You don’t even need a crime

To draw the line, to pass the time

Guilty

Of the way I hold my breath

When you say we might be done

If love’s a trial, I confess

You’re the judge and I’m the one

Maybe I’m guilty of loving too hard

Of holding your storms in the shape of my arms

Maybe you’re guilty of needing a war

Just to feel alive when the peace gets warm

Guilty

Yeah, we’re guilty, you and I

Of throwing sparks into the sky

Burning bright and burning blind

Trading hearts and trading pride

Guilty

But I’d do it all again

Every scar and every scarred amen

If love’s a trial that never ends

Let the gavel fall, I’ll stand

Guilty

Whisper it soft this time

If loving you’s the only charge

I’ll take the blame for life

Guilty

Guilty