[Verse 1] Told me you were different—guess I should’ve asked Different like a car crash, or a hidden flask You said “I’m toxic,” but I thought you meant fun Now I’m googling curses and how to outrun [Pre-Chorus] You left your sweater, and I left my pride You left the group chat—guess that’s how you hide Said you were healing, I said "Same here" Lied so hard we deserve a Shakespeare [Chorus] Text me at your funeral Slide in with a ghost emoji Whisper “I still love you” In your best low-effort poetry Burn me in your eulogy Lie like you were born to I’ll be in the back row Wearing black, just to haunt you [Verse 2] You changed your number—classic escape I changed my Netflix password out of pure spite and faith Your mom still likes my posts, she knows what’s real And your new man’s playlist? Weak appeal [Pre-Chorus] You’re posting quotes like you wrote the pain Meanwhile I’m thriving with minimal shame Told my therapist “I'm doing great” She laughed so hard we rescheduled the date [Chorus] Text me at your funeral Slide in with a ghost emoji Whisper “I still love you” In your best low-effort poetry Burn me in your eulogy Lie like you were born to I’ll be in the back row Wearing black, just to haunt you [Bridge – Spoken, Filtered Vocals] "Do not resuscitate unless it's for closure..." "You blocked me but not my playlist, weird flex." “I died a little every time you texted ‘k’...” (static laughter) [Final Chorus – Falsetto & Harmonized] Text me at your funeral Promise I’ll reply With a meme, a shrug, and a little sigh Burn me in your eulogy Tell ‘em how you broke me But do it with rhythm— You know, for the aesthetic
