[Verse 1] I worked until the night forgot my name, Bent beneath the weight I chose to claim. Hands like stone, and eyes like coal, But fire lived inside my soul. I built a world with careful hands, Out of pain, out of quiet plans. I gave it shape, I gave it sound… And watched it crumble to the ground. [Verse 2] No warning came, no sign, no scream— Just the soft collapse of a dying dream. The air was still, the sky was black, And I knew it wasn’t coming back. No one saw the years I gave, Buried now without a grave. No eulogy, no crowd, no song— Just silence where it all belonged. [Chorus] All I had is gone. Not broken—gone. No pieces left to try and save, No whisper rising from the grave. Just echoes of the work I gave… All I had is gone. [Verse 3] Each nail I drove into the frame Was a prayer, a hope, a sacred name. But gods don’t answer sweat and scars, They only watch from distant stars. I stayed when others walked away, Stood alone in the hardest days. But now the wind just stirs the dust— And leaves my labor turned to rust. [Chorus] All I had is gone. Not broken—gone. No flame, no fight, no phantom grace, Just ruins in a hollow place. No hand to hold, no voice, no face… All I had is gone. [Bridge – spoken softly, over sparse piano or strings] It doesn’t end with fire or flood… It ends when you’ve given all your blood. And still, it’s not enough. [Final Chorus – slow, stripped, fading] All I had is gone. Not broken… gone. It vanished like it never was, Without a reason, without a cause. The world moved on, but I remain… In the ashes, in the rain. And all I had is gone.
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