Tell me white lies, Secrets you might—cold, dark truths. Darkness is your disguise. Hate it when you lie, Love it when you cry. We’re all playing a sick game, Don’t you lie. Hiding feelings in a velvet sky— It’s just you and I, you and I. Hearts broken, soldered youth, Cast away, far, far away. What do you say, hey? Just come with me, come with me. (raw, seductive, spiraling) I’m unraveling in slow motion, Tongue tied in your devotion, Your touch feels like a quiet spell— You pull me closer just to put me through hell. I whisper truths you never say, But you breathe lies in a sweeter way. I want you—damn, I hate it too, But my body listens more than I do. ⸻ We’ll go far if you don’t stuff secrets In the car—gasoline drip. Money’s slow, comes in with no tip. Working late, eating scraps off my plate. You know what they say: People always show up late, ’Cause we’re all playing some sick-ass game. Tell me white lies, Secrets you might—cold, dark truths. Darkness is your disguise. Hate it when you lie, Love it when you cry. ⸻ (clever, sultry, dark-romantic) You’re a cigarette in the chapel light, Burning slow just to feel alive. I’m the match you beg to strike— A sin you swear you won’t revive. You drink my words like poisoned wine, Let them stain your guilty mind. We dance like sinners on a string, Two halos cracked from how we cling. ⸻ What’s your angle? Don’t get mangled Or tangled in the web you weave With the lies you deceive. You planted so much grief— Now I’m crying on my knees, Begging you to stop—oh please. Look at these, Just look at me. Tell me white lies, Secrets you might—cold, dark truths. Darkness is your disguise. Hate it when you lie, Love it when you cry. Pay attention when you die