[Verse I] I built my house from open doors, Then feared the space beyond the floor. Agoraphobia drew the line, A prison with an endless sky. I climbed inside a paper room, Where silence learned the scent of doom. Claustrophobia closed the air, Until I couldn’t find me there. ⸻ [Pre-Chorus] Every heartbeat rings alarm, Every whisper hides a storm. My mind invents invisible fires, Then calls them truth, Then builds the wires. ⸻ [Chorus] Fear wears a thousand different names, Yet every mask looks just the same. It steals tomorrow, One breath at a time, And teaches shadows how to shine. I wasn’t running from the world… I was escaping My own reflection. ⸻ [Verse II] Atychiphobia writes my fate, “Don’t even try—it’s much too late.” So every dream remains unopened, A letter never sent. Philophobia kissed my hand, Then vanished like forgotten sand. How strange to fear The very warmth That every lonely heart demands. ⸻ [Bridge] Arachnophobia. Acrophobia. Nyctophobia. Monophobia. Different words… The same old echo. Not every monster has sharp teeth. Some simply whisper: “What if?” ⸻ [Final Chorus] Fear learned my language long ago, It dressed itself in things I know. It borrowed faces, Borrowed light, Pretending every dawn was night. But courage isn’t born Without a scar. Sometimes the bravest soul Is simply one Who opens the door… And walks through While trembling. ⸻ [Outro] Every phobia Is only fear… Not prophecy.
