[Verse 1] She wore a copper crown like a jagged truth A neon warning from the days of my youth Voice like a razor, eyes like a ghost The kind of religion that burns the most She didn't walk in, she just occupied the space A crimson static in a common place. [Pre-Chorus] She never begged, she just held the light Like a flare gun fired in the dead of night I asked for mercy, she gave me the sun And I’m still vibrating from what she’s done. [Chorus] Red Hallelujah, a wildfire hymn Copper-wire halo on a broken whim Hands in my hair like a closing door The kind of "Holy" that I’m reaching for Red Hallelujah, electric hair Just her echo in the desert air. [Verse 2] Left my pulse running like a getaway car A permanent sting from a beautiful scar Motel shadows and a silhouette of rust Turning my logic into cinematic dust Now every girl since is just a low-res reach And the rest of the world just tastes like bleach. [Bridge] It wasn't a bruise, it was a brand on the soul A high-heat burn that I couldn't control She’s the red shift moving at the speed of sound A goddess built on the higher ground [Chorus] Red Hallelujah, a wildfire hymn Copper-wire halo on a broken whim Hands in my hair like a closing door The kind of "Holy" that I’m reaching for Red Hallelujah, electric hair Just her echo in the desert air. [Outro] Red Hallelujah. (Copper and chrome) Red Hallelujah. (Never coming home) Voice like wine, heart like a mine I’d still break if she said mine.
