Title: Teddy Bear Verse 1 You gave me life with button eyes, Stitched me up with all your lies. Held me close when nights got cold, But love like that just gets old. You hugged me tight, then dropped me flat, Left me silent on the welcome mat. My cotton heart can’t bleed, it’s true— But that doesn’t mean I’m numb to you. Pre-Chorus You whispered secrets in my ear, Then vanished when they disappeared. Now I sit with limbs all torn— A gift you gave and then outworn. Chorus I'm not your teddy bear, no more, Not stuffed with love like times before. You ripped the seams and smiled so wide, But I still feel what's left inside. I was soft, now I’m aware— You never loved the teddy bear. Verse 2 Satin bow around my neck, Covered up the pain, a wreck. You kissed my nose like I was real, But I was just the thing you’d steal. Used for comfort, not for care, Thrown aside when I’d just stare. Now I’m haunted by your grip, By every word and fingertip. Pre-Chorus You hugged me only when you cried, Then left me when your tears had dried. Now I’m just a childhood ghost, A souvenir you loved the most. Chorus I'm not your teddy bear, no more, Your cuddle toy, your feelings’ floor. You broke me slow, you didn’t see— But stuffed or not, I still could bleed. I was loyal, I was there— But you just needed a teddy bear. Bridge I watched you grow, I watched you lie, I watched you leave and not say why. My stitched-up smile won't break in two— But every rip still came from you. Final Chorus I’m not your teddy bear, I swear, I won't wait in that rocking chair. Your warmth was fake, your hugs were theft, And now there’s nothing of me left. Just fluff and dust, no love to spare— You never cared for the teddy bear.
