You stand there broken, at my door, The weight you’ve carried, I can’t ignore. The years we lost, the pain you gave, Now you return, but is it too late to save? You left me bleeding, torn apart, You stole my soul, you broke my heart. I found my strength, I learned to live, But now you beg for what I cannot give. Once there was a heart, whole and true, Shattered by the things we didn’t do. Can we piece it back, mend what’s torn? Heal the love that’s bruised and worn? Once there was a heart, yours and mine, Once there was one heart You see the truth, it stares at me, In the eyes of a child you’d never seen. I kept it silent, the life we made, A secret born of love and pain. This child is ours, though you were blind, A piece of you I could not hide. You beg forgiveness, you plead to stay, But the scars you left don’t fade away. Once there was a heart, whole and true, Shattered by the things we didn’t do. Can we piece it back, mend what’s torn? Heal the love that’s bruised and worn? Once there was a heart, yours and mine. Once there was one heart I want to trust, to let you in, But love feels fragile, paper-thin. Can we rebuild what we have lost? Or is the price too high a cost? Once there was a heart, broken in two, But love can heal, if it’s true. We’ll piece it back, mend what’s torn, Heal the love that’s bruised and worn. Once there was a heart, yours and mine. Once there was one heart Once there was a heart… Let it beat again… Let it live again…
