[Verse 1] You stitched my mouth with rosary wire, Told me “silence is divine”—then set the church on fire. I kissed your crucifix goodbye, While angels wept in gasoline and lit the sky. Your love was poison in a vial, A kiss too sharp, it bled in style. You swore you’d haunt me for a while— I carved your name into the chapel tile. [Pre-Chorus] And if I die before I wake, Drag my corpse to your heartbreak parade. [Chorus] ’Cause saints bleed in stereo, screaming in tune, I wrote you a requiem under a blood moon. You said I was holy, but only in pain— Now your halo’s rusted, and you’re cursing my name. Oh, sing it loud— Saints bleed, and lovers drown. [Verse 2] You wore my sins like Sunday lace, Laughed while you smeared your lipstick on my face. You said, “Red looks good with shame,” Then shot a smile straight through my chest like blame. Your hands were soaked in absolution, But your prayers came wrapped in execution. You kissed me like a guillotine, Then left me twitching in the mezzanine. [Pre-Chorus] And if I’m damned, then so are you— We built this hell for two. [Chorus] ’Cause saints bleed in stereo, screaming in tune, I wrote you a requiem under a blood moon. You said I was holy, but only in pain— Now your halo’s rusted, and you’re cursing my name. Oh, scream it loud— Saints bleed, and lovers drown. [Bridge – Spoken/Shouted] I caught your ghost in a Polaroid frame, You laughed and said, “What’s love without blame?” So I burned it. I burned it all. And I smiled while the ashes danced down the hall. [Breakdown – Screamed] “You were my martyr, my gun to the head— But even black roses rot when they’re fed!” [Final Chorus – Slower, then Builds] Saints bleed in stereo, mourning in sound, You buried me deep just to dig me back out. You prayed for a war, and I gave you a flood— Now we waltz in the wreckage, still tasting the blood. Oh, sing it proud— Saints bleed… and I’m not coming down.
