Do you remember it right Or do you remember it together They swear it never happened But it’s burned behind your eyes I remember corners that don’t exist Street signs spelled wrong in my head A children’s book with a broken name They say I’m lying to myself again Photographs blink when I look too long Dates rearrange like crooked teeth I ask the room if I’m alone in this The room refuses to speak They tell me memory’s a fragile thing Elastic, soft, easy to bend But why do we all remember the same mistake Like a scar we never earned Something changed and no one screamed The past rewrote itself clean I know what I saw, I know what was real Don’t erase me History flickers frame by frame Truth deleted, renamed If I’m wrong then why do we all remember the same lie Logos rot inside my brain Brand names drift, rearranged Cartoons smiling wrong at night Their eyes say you weren’t supposed to notice Family stories don’t line up now Birthdays shift, deaths move dates I cross-check ghosts with strangers online We all remember it the same Millions swear they felt the cut Same wound, different skin If this is just coincidence Then why does it feel engineered Something changed and no one screamed The past rewrote itself clean You can gaslight time, but not my scars Every edit leaves debris In the cracks of memory I know I’m not alone in this machine Maybe the universe hiccupped Maybe god hit undo Maybe timelines overlap like bruises Pressing through If reality is version-controlled Who decides what stays And what gets quietly deleted From our yesterdays I remember I remember I remember Something changed and you lied to me Said it’s always been this way But memory doesn’t fracture alone Call it false, call it disease Call it mass insanity But we all remember before the edit was made If I’m wrong Why do you sound afraid When I say I remember it differently
