I know

dark, and introspective song blending soft singing with a rap verse, moody guitar arpeggios, deep bass, and light trap-style drums, The verses feel vulnerable and confessional, the chorus swells with aching emotion and layered vocals, Add ambient pads and subtle reverb to create a floating, distant atmosphere, The overall mood is sad, reflective, and heavy — like drifting through memories, numb but still searching for meaning, Female singer throughout the entire song, Female rapper on verse 2

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[Verse 1] I wake up and I’m unconsciously Acting drunk again, without the drink in me. So go ahead and leave, See if I care— Because I don’t. But I do, I don’t know. [Pre-Chorus] I’ll drive you away anyway, Blame it on the weight I carry every day. I’m carrying apologies I can’t forgive, They hurt so much, but I’m still alive. You pull me back before I fall, Even though I’ve almost lost it all. [Chorus] And you say you see me, but I know that’s not true, I’m hiding tears behind smiles, Scars behind laughs— But I don’t feel anything. I know I’m gone, I know I’m lost, I know I’m broken, and it’s my fault. I know, I know, I know... But I can’t change. [Verse 2 – Rap with female voice] It’s too late, the mirror shows a stranger’s face, I’ve been runnin’ in circles, stuck in place. Losin’ reasons to stay, reasons to care, Feelin’ invisible, nobody’s there. Say I’m fine, yeah, I lie every day, Fade a little more, driftin’ away. Caught in my head, can’t find the ground, Screamin’ for help but I don’t make a sound. [Chorus – Sung] You say you see me, but I know that’s not true, I’m hiding tears behind smiles, Scars behind laughs— But I don’t feel anything. I know I’m lost, I know I’m gone, I know I’ve known it all along. I know, I know, I know... But I can’t change. [Bridge] I keep pretending I’m fine, Convinced you were the anchor, But I don’t think anyone ever was. I’ve kept drifting and drifting, Floating farther and farther away. [Outro] I’m losing reasons to stay, Gaining reasons to go. I know, I know, I know... But I can’t change— Because it’s too late.

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