[Verse 1] I pulled your picture off the wall tonight, Set it down in the hallway light. Every frame’s a ghost that won’t stay still, But I’m runnin’ out of pain to feel. [Verse 2] The coffee’s cold, the clock’s past two, I’m out of ways to write about you. Every word feels hollowed thin, Like echoes wearin’ out their skin. [Chorus] So this is the last song I’ll write about you, No more late-night verses I can’t sing through. I’ve said goodbye in every key, Now there’s nothin’ left to bleed. I’m done with rhymes that still come true — This is the last song I’ll write about you. [Verse 3] There’s still your jacket on the chair, Your scent like smoke that hangs in air. But even ghosts get tired, too, And I’m learnin’ how to fade from you. [Bridge] I used to chase the hurt for art, Turn every scar into a part. But some songs aren’t worth the pain, So I’ll let silence take your name. [Final Chorus / Outro] This is the last song I’ll write about you, No more verses that I can’t undo. If I whisper once, it’s just to pray, That you find peace some other way. ’Cause the truth I finally stumbled through — This is the last song I’ll write about you. (Soft acoustic fade on final line, slide echoes linger.)
