You spoke my name like a prayer half-burned in gold,
And suddenly my quiet heart forgot its hold.
You’ve broke the sky and called it something new,
Turned my steady world to shades of blue.
Now every breath I take still tastes like you,
A beautiful disaster I can’t outrun again.

You are the ruin and the rush,
The sweetest kind of fatal touch.
And God, I hate how much it’s true—
I lost myself the night I fell for you.

You made my whole world fall apart,
Like thunder tearing through my heart.
I loved you wild, I loved you blind,
Like losing air and losing time.
Half-dead in love, half-alive in pain,
Calling your name in the pouring rain.
We burn so close, but still we’re not enough—
My souls in love, but never yours to touch.

You were the fire I was born to fear,
Too close to hold, too bright to disappear.
And every smile was a knife dressed in grace,
A soft goodbye written all across your face.
I’ve had the kind of love that leaves a scar,
A midnight wish, a never-reaching star.

You are the ache beneath my skin,
The place my hands have never been.
And God, I know what we both knew—
You could not stay, and still I stayed for you.

You made my whole world fall apart,
Like thunder tearing through my heart.
I loved you wild, I loved you blind,
Like losing air and losing time.
Half-dead in love, half-alive in pain,
Calling your name in the pouring rain.
We burn so close, but still we’re not enough—
My souls in love, but never yours to touch.

Maybe in another life,
You’d be mine and I’d survive.
Maybe in a kinder fate,
Love would not arrive too late.
But here we are—
A wound, a spark, a hopeless art.

You made my whole world fall apart,
Left your echo living in my heart.
I loved you more than words could bleed,
More than prayer, more than need.
Half-dead in love, still breathing your name,
Still setting myself on fire in your flame.
You were so real, but never meant to be—
You were my end,
But never mine to keep.