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Just a Superstition

[short instrumental intro] [Verse 1] I slip beneath your midnight door, Lantern eyes that promise more. A hush of paw, a trailing flame, You breathe my omen, speak my name. [Pre-Chorus] I linger here, a breathing rhyme, Tail curled to bide my time. The silence swells, the air is mine— And luck begins to decline. [Chorus] Just a myth, just a story, just a superstition. You laugh at the curse, blind to the admission. No shadow passing, no disguise— Just fate that curls behind my eyes. [Verse 2] I wind my tail around your feet, My presence coils, my voice discreet. Each step I take is more than play, I own the night, you turn away. [Pre-Chorus] No fear within my steady grin, The storm you called is creeping in. You pour the cream, you stroke my fur— But you belong to me for sure. [Chorus] Just a myth? Just a story? Just superstition? Your laughter breaks beneath repetition. The air is thick, your pulse is wrong— You hum my curse, you sing my song. [instrumental break] [Bridge] You fed me once, you gave me name— Now I ignite the hidden flame. You thought me omen, soft, ignored— But I am storm, and I am sword. [Chorus] You opened the door, now I’m your fate. No escape, no turning late. The curse reclines, the shadows meet— Your luck is gone, my claim complete. [Outro] Bad luck at your door But now you’re mine And nothing more [fade out]