
[Verse 1 – LIO] “Moonpet, did you hear the stars lie again?” Whispers stitched in sugar, hearts that taste like sin Velvet trap I laced with flowers and knives Darling, I bloom just to survive [Verse 2 – NOA] Silk steps on broken time I dance where sorrow forgot its rhyme Quiet limbs carve out the ache Ghost of love, wide awake [Pre-Chorus – MINHO] But I held your shadow when the lights went out Said, “You don’t have to bleed alone now” Even thorns ache softer in a crowd I’d hurt for you, I’d say it loud [Chorus – GROUP SHOUT] We bloom like ruin, fragile fire Paint the pain in shades of choir Ashes wear our names like gold We’re not pretty—we’re controlled Thorns and stardust in our lungs We sing until the silence runs Hold each scar like it’s a vow We’re broken, blooming—watch us now [BEAT DROP – HANUEL] Mic like a matchstick, tongue full of bite I kiss my chaos into the mic each night “Oops,” I say, but mean devotion My rap’s a wound wrapped in motion [Verse 4 – YUU] Orders dressed in lullabies Leader's crown, but I never lie Cold command in candlelight I guard them soft. I guide them right. [Pre-Chorus – NOA + MINHO] (Hold me in a silent storm) (Whisper me into your form) We don’t need to speak to know What you carry, let it show [Chorus – GROUP SHOUT] We bloom like ruin, fragile fire Paint the pain in shades of choir Ashes wear our names like gold We’re not pretty—we’re controlled Thorns and stardust in our lungs We sing until the silence runs Hold each scar like it’s a vow We’re broken, blooming—watch us now [Bridge – LIO + HANUEL + YUU] LIO: "Sugarbunny, aren’t you tired of pretending light?" HANUEL: "If I joke enough, maybe it won’t bite" YUU: "I build calm out of the war inside— but I’d burn it all to keep them alive" [Final Chorus – GROUP SHOUT ] We bloom like ruin, soft and sharp Beauty born from broken parts Let them stare—we wear the pain Pastel gods, storm in chain We don’t bend, we break and sing Our voices stitched in everything Blood and lace, we rise somehow We’re shattered. Sacred. Blooming now.

