I learned my manners from a barroom floor, And timing from doors that don’t open anymore. I’ve been holy - I’ve been hellbound too, I’ve said “forever” like I knew what it could do. I keep my promises folded up in my coat, Like letters I meant to send but never wrote. If loving you’s a losing fight, I’ve been bleeding for it every night. I don’t come clean, I come undone, Say too much when the whiskey’s gone. If I’m honest now, I’m scared of the calm, I don’t trust quiet, I trust the storm. But you stand still while I shake apart, Like you’ve been reading the cracks in my heart. If I’m honest now—don’t turn away, I’m learning how to stay. I’ve worn my shame like a Sunday suit, Pressed and stiff with nothing to prove. I’ve loved like fire, I’ve left like smoke, I’ve laughed it off when I felt the choke. My hands still ache from letting go, From holding tight to what I don’t control. You don’t flinch when I lose my ground, You just pull me closer when I’m breaking down. You don’t ask me to be brave, Just to tell the truth I crave. If I’m honest now, I’m scared of the calm, I don’t trust quiet, I trust the storm. But you stand still while I shake apart, Like you’ve been reading the cracks in my heart. If I’m honest now—don’t turn away, I’m learning how to stay. I've been running like something's chasing me, Turns out it’s just who I’m afraid to be. If love’s a house, I’ve burned the stairs, But you keep saying, “We’ll start repairs.” I don’t need saving—just sit with me, Let me be weak without apology. If I’m honest now, I’m not fixed yet, Still make my peace with my worst regrets. But I swear I’m trying, I swear it’s true, I’m not running—I’m standing with you. If I’m honest now, this is my vow - I’m learning how.