[Pre-Chorus 1] There’s clothes thrown everywhere, like echoes of a war. Lipstick on the mirror screams the fight from the night before. Your shadow’s still etched on these walls, refusing to fade. I smell your perfume in the air—it's haunting, sharp, and frayed. I’m lost in this wreckage, unsure what I’m searching for. [Verse 1] Where’s the keys? The car’s not in the drive. Wallet in the yard—proof you didn’t just walk out alive. Glass shattered on the floor, it cuts but doesn’t bleed. This mess we called our love—it’s everything I didn’t need. [Chorus 1] Now I guess I should’ve listened when you said you’d had enough. Your warnings were loud, but I called it a bluff. A little trick I learned, in one ear and out the other. I kept holding on to us when we were smothered. [Verse 2] The fridge door’s wide open, ice melting where it falls. Broken picture frames littered across the halls. The silence screams louder than any words you spoke. This house was our foundation, now it’s dust and smoke. [Chorus 2] Now I guess I should’ve listened when you said you’d had enough. Your warnings were a fire, but I just shrugged it off. A little trick I learned, in one ear and out the other. I thought time would heal us, but we only lost each other. [Pre-Chorus 2] The clothes are still scattered, like remnants of our pride. The lipstick’s faded now, but the message still won’t hide. Your scent’s a whisper now, less sharp but just as clear. I’m piecing together the wreckage, though it’ll never disappear. [Final Chorus] Now I know I should’ve listened when you said you’d had enough. Your warnings were my mirror, reflecting all my rust. A little trick I learned, in one ear and out the other. But no more waiting—I’ll rebuild what we couldn’t recover.
