[Verse 1] I click buy when the afternoon sags, bright little boxes, quick little flags. I taste the salt, then I reach for more, like one more bite could settle the score. You say my name and I lean too far, turn every maybe into a vow. I know the bargain, I know the cost— still chase the rush when the center feels lost. [Pre-Chorus] A sweet yes, a fast yes, a hand before thought can catch it. [Chorus] I spend, I fall, I fill, I flee, then ask what’s left that belongs to me. A flash, a kiss, another taste— I feed the ache and call it a day. I spend, I fall, I fill, I flee, I want the want to set me free. [Verse 2] The parcel lands; I tear it wide, then feel that thinness tucked inside. Your laugh goes warm, your answer turns slow, I make a whole world from one small glow. I’m not beyond it, not cured, not clean; I catch the pattern between the beats. [Bridge] If I can pause when the wanting calls, maybe the hunger won’t name me at all. [Final Chorus] I spend, I fall, I fill, I flee, then ask what’s left that belongs to me. A flash, a kiss, another taste— I feed the ache, but I can choose what stays.
