

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] You were sleeping on my shoulder Cheap coffee going cold between us Laughing at a movie we’d already seen Every line Every beat Every bus stop You said “I’m messed up I’m trying” I said “Same I’ll stay I’ll fight it” You looked small in my old jacket Like the world couldn’t bite if I hid you in it [Chorus] I look after you in this complicated real world Holding all your pieces while I’m falling apart All around the world there’s a million goodbyes But this one sticks like a shard in my heart It was so easy to fall for you Why is it hard to say goodbye Why is it hard to say goodbye (hey!) [Verse 2] Endless nights in half-lit kitchens Burnt toast Big plans No dishes You’d paint futures on a paper napkin I’d pretend I believed every caption Now your toothbrush leans like it’s waiting But the door slam says you’re already gone Every hallway echo’s just your name And this empty bed feels a mile long [Chorus] I look after you in this complicated real world Holding all your pieces while I’m losing my mind All around the world there’s a million goodbyes But this one hits like the very first time It was so easy to fall for you Why is it hard to say goodbye Why is it hard to say goodbye (so hard) [Bridge] Nevermind what we said last night Nevermind who was wrong Who lied I’m still standing where we ran out of light Fall into night I still reach for your side (woah) [Chorus] I look after you in this complicated real world Holding all your pieces while I’m coming undone All around the world there’s a million goodbyes But this one burns like a rising sun It was so easy to fall for you Why is it hard to say goodbye Why is it hard to say goodbye Why is it hard to say goodbye
Tags
rock, High-energy pop punk with bright overdriven guitars, octave leads, and tight, punchy drums. Verses stay lean and urgent; choruses explode with gang vocals on the hook. Brief halftime bridge with palm-muted tension that snaps back into a final double-speed chorus. Male vocals, raw but melodic, with layered shouts on key lines., world, pop punk
2:54
No
3/31/2026