Verse 1 I wear silence like a sweater, Too tight to breathe, but better than never. The clock is cruel when the night won’t end, And every shadow knows my name again. I speak in colors that no one sees, A fading mural on a ceiling please— Don’t look too close or you might find The cracks beneath this crooked shrine. Pre-Chorus You came in soft, like morning light, But even angels start to frighten me at night. I’m not the girl who shines so clean, I break before I’ve barely been. (Chorus) Oh, I’ve got glass veins— Transparent and stained, A masterpiece of pain. You pour your light through me, But I’m a broken gallery. Oh, I’ve got glass veins— Warmth just bends the frame, Love’s just not the same. Touch me, and I’ll rain. Verse 2 I keep my heart inside a freezer, Still it hums with something cleaner. Not quite hate, not quite a prayer, Just tangled thoughts and cold air. I dance alone in hallway lights, Where no one sees me fall apart inside. Your voice still rings in cotton thread, Like words I almost wish I never said. Pre-Chorus You try to hold me, but I slip, Like secrets lost on someone’s lips. I’m not afraid of what you see— I’m scared of all you’re begging me to be. (Chorus) Oh, I’ve got glass veins— Transparent and stained, A masterpiece of pain. You pour your light through me, But I’m a broken gallery. Oh, I’ve got glass veins— Warmth just bends the frame, Love’s just not the same. Touch me, and I’ll rain. Bridge I built a world from fragile things, Glass birds and paper wings. You tried to save me with your hands, But holy hearts don’t always land. I’m not a lie, I’m just not whole, A story told without a soul. So take my hand if you still dare— But don’t say I didn’t warn you I’m rare. (Final Chorus) Oh, I’ve got glass veins— Fragile and flawed, Still hanging on the wall. You pour your light through me, But I’m a haunted melody. Oh, I’ve got glass veins— Break with the days, Still singing your name. Touch me, and I’ll rain.


