Verse 1: In June, the sky refused to glow, A shadow stirred, the winds bent low. They remember the flicker of your hand, As it tore apart the heart of the land. A house that once was full of light, Now echoes with the pain of the night. Chorus: You took more than what you could see, Left them a ghost, where they used to be. A pillar gone, a face erased, The hollow quiet is your trace. The walls are speaking, but you won't hear, In June, you took what they held dear. Verse 2: You crossed the line you never should, Took what you could, left them torn and cold. A sister’s tears in the darkened hall, You left her empty, she couldn't stand tall. Now the house whispers your name, A voice that only calls in shame. Chorus: You took more than what you could see, Left them a ghost, where they used to be. A pillar gone, a face erased, The hollow quiet is your trace. The walls are speaking, but you won't hear, In June, you took what they held dear. [(Instrumental)] (Outro) No scars to show, no wound to dress, Just empty chair and faded breath. A vacant stare, no soul displayed, Without a conscience, you dug his grave.