Lyrics

I loved you in the quiet hours,
When the world was hushed and soft with trust,
When your breath against my skin
Felt like something sacred—
A promise whispered, never sworn.

But love was never meant to be
A house of glass with hidden cracks,
And now I see, now I know—
Your lips that swore devotion
Knew another’s name.

Did you think I wouldn’t feel it?
That love would keep me blind?
Love is not blindness—it is sight,
And I have seen you now,
Stripped of your careful words,
A stranger wearing a face I once kissed.

I have no fury, only silence,
The heavy weight of what you shattered.
You gave away what was ours
For something fleeting, something false,
And now you ask if I’ll stay.

No.

I will not carry your deception.
I will not stitch together
A love that bleeds dishonesty.
Go to him, to them, to wherever you lost yourself—
But not to me.

I was yours.
You were mine.
Now you are nothing
But a lesson I will not relearn.

Goodbye.