[Instrumental Intro] [Verse 1] Blue light drip in a midnight room Neon ghosts in a thumb-scarred tomb Scroll, scroll, hit me with another lie Dopamine spit in a dead-man’s sky I say I’ll quit when the page runs out But the void keeps whispering, “feed me now” [Pre-Chorus] I’m wired in, eyelids thin Static pouring under my skin My thoughts glitch out, my pulse goes dim And the feed crawls back, saying “drink me again” [Chorus] Feed me, feed me Till my eyes burn out in the endless sea of Nothing, nothing Every empty pixel taking more of me, I'm Screaming, screaming Under all this sugar-coated greed I’m starving for a life that isn’t on a screen [Verse 2] Cold glow stain on a tired face Friends reduced to a data haze Endless war in a silent loop Click-bait gods in a temple of doom I scroll past hurt that I used to feel Now it’s just another thing that doesn’t seem real [Pre-Chorus] I’m locked in, breath too thin Echo chamber under my skin My heart checks out, my soul logs in And the feed leans close, saying “come back in” [Chorus] Feed me, feed me Till my spine curves down like a wilted tree, with Nothing, nothing But a trail of ads where my thoughts should be, I'm Bleeding, bleeding Into every curated little dream I’m begging for a life that isn’t on a screen [Bridge] Slow it down, can you hear that hum That’s my real voice buried in the drum Turn it down, let the signal fade Let the quiet cut through all this fake I want sky, I want dirt and rain Not a looping clip in a borrowed brain Hold my hand, pull the plug on me Let the pixels die so I can breathe [Breakdown] No more, no more I don’t want the rush that leaves me sore No more, no more I’m not your data to harvest and store [Final Chorus] Free me, free me Rip these glowing wires out of me, from Nothing, nothing I’ll grow back roots where my heart can breathe, I'm Waking, waking From the dream that never let me sleep I’m burning down the cage that lives inside the screen [Outro] Slow the scroll, let it go Hear the dark start to overflow In the quiet, I can see There was always more of me than what you’d feed
