You felt so alone, your heart starved for warmth, For tenderness, love—some shelter from storm. Then his eyes met yours, and the world slipped away, In its place stood a treasure—oh, what a cruel play. Verse 2: A word, then two—his charm spun like gold, King and queen drawn in, a tale to be told. Time blurred as you fell, two souls intertwined, But love’s not a mirror when one stays blind. Chorus: You see only him, you dream only him, Your heart beats his name like a desperate hymn. But he sees just himself, a throne built on lies, And you? Just a shadow—his trophy, his prize. Verse 3: You twist and you bend to fit his design, Feeling beautiful, loved—oh, what a sweet lie! But the stars shine too bright to see truth in the scales, As your world tilts and trembles, your spirit pales. Verse 4: Through his words, the world turns hostile and cold, Friends, family, even the pets—all stories retold. But what’s silence compared to the weight of his hand? You’d rather stay broken than face being damned. Bridge: His jealousy burns, his rage twists your mind, "Who are you now? What crime did you find?" You’re a ghost of yourself, drowning in shame, Blamed for the love that was never the same. Verse 5: Years of his torment, your soul turned to stone, Till one spark remained—you’re not his to own. You woke from the nightmare, saw clearly at last, His crown was just rust, and his love was a mask. Outro: Now you’re free, stronger than ever before, Your courage like magic—you’ve locked out his war. And to think… you once loved him so deep, To think… you once loved him—now watch him weep…………. You see only him, you dream only him, Your heart beats his name like a desperate hymn. But he sees just himself, a throne built on lies, And you? Just a shadow—his trophy, his prize.
