Cold reflections on the glass, I see a ghost I used to know, Every move’s a quiet act to hide the things I won’t let go, I choke. Faint reminders blur the frame, What’s left of me still wears my name. If waking up just feels the same, Then maybe sleep’s the only way. I’m buried in the color bleeding out of me, No shape, no clarity. Am I breathing or just feeding what I used to be? The light is leaving quietly. Yeah (Yeah, yeah, yeah) I keep my balance in the noise, retracing steps I never learned, Still burned. Every answer sounds rehearsed, another truth I can’t unlearn, It hurts. Every pattern looks like home, But all I built was skin and bone. If waking up just feels the same, Then maybe I should fade away. I’m buried in the color bleeding out of me, No shape, no clarity. Am I breathing or just feeding what I used to be? The light is leaving quietly. Through all the weight and empty space, I’m half-alive, I can’t erase. The pulse still runs, but out of place, I fade in grace. If I could drain the noise away, Would silence help or make me stay? If calm means losing everything, Then peace was never comforting. So much for the sense of worth, Now that it’s gone, I’m orbiting the dirt. If there’s a pulse, it’s running cold — And I’m too tired to take control. I’m buried in the color bleeding out of me, No shape, no clarity. Am I breathing or just feeding what I used to be? The light is leaving quietly. Through all the weight and empty space, I’m half-alive, I can’t erase. The pulse still runs, but out of place, I fade in grace.