[Verse 1] I’ve held your world like a cathedral frame Silent stone beneath your shifting blame You never trace the weakness in my core You just lean harder, asking me for more [Chorus] I’m the pillar you lean on— weathered, worn, unseen Bearing every tremor in the spaces in between I’m the pillar you lean on— but even granite learns to grieve [Verse 2] You praise the calm that keeps your storms at bay But calm is just the mask I wear to stay You never hear the hollow in my chest A quiet ringing where the weight has pressed [Bridge] What happens when the marble sighs When dust escapes the seams, you idolize If I collapse, will you feel the fall Or walk through ruins like they’re nothing at all [Final Chorus] I’m the pillar you lean on— weathered, worn, unseen Holding up your shadows in the spaces in between I’m the pillar you lean on— but I’m learning how to leave If I crumble into silence may the quiet make you see
