Glass Chapel

(Verse 1) There’s a church in my chest Where the candles won’t die. I speak in echoes, You answer in light. The stained glass hums With things I won’t say, And every reflection Just looks away. ♪ (Pre-Chorus) I wear your name like a bruise on silk, Still soft, still loud, still not built to heal. ♪ (Chorus) This is my glass chapel, Where nothing breaks clean. I bleed in halos, You haunt in between. It’s not faith— It’s just routine. And I pray in the dark For what we didn’t mean. ♪ (Verse 2) I kissed you in ruins, And kept the ash. A relic of almost, Buried in flash. You said “forever” Like it was sleep, And I stayed awake So you wouldn’t leave. ♪ (Pre-Chorus) Now silence rings like cathedral bells, And I dress my wounds In the lies we tell. ♪ (Chorus) This is my glass chapel, Where nothing breaks clean. I bleed in halos, You haunt in between. It’s not faith— It’s just routine. And I pray in the dark For what we didn’t mean. ♪ (Bridge) You never had to stay— But why’d you light the flame? I still glow in places You never learned to name. ♪ (Final Chorus) This is my glass chapel, Still holding your sin, The doors are open, But no one walks in. It’s not holy, It’s just mine. And I live in the silence You left behind. ♪ ♪ ♪