Reading txt

Verse 1 (fragile, choking voice)

I… I open my phone, the screen still glows,

Your name at the top where the heart still shows.

First line reads: “I don’t loooove you no more…”

And my breath just breaks, I drop to the floor.

Next line: “Don’t call, don’t try to explain,”

I streeetch out the words, but they cut like rain.

I choke when I start, choke when I end,

Readin’ every message I can’t defend.

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Verse 2 (UK cadence, semi-fast but trembling)

You wrote: “You neeeever listen, you neeeever care,

It’s like I’m alooone even when you’re there.”

I reeead it aloud and my voice cracks low,

Like a cry in the niiiight that you’ll never know.

Then: “You’re not the man that I thought I knew,

I gave you my heaaart and you broke it in two.”

I rush through the lines but they all still stay,

Every text like a ghost that don’t fade away.

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Verse 3 (softer, outro-like, near tears)

The last one stings — “I’ve found someone new,

Don’t wait, don’t hope, this is goodbye to you.”

I draaaag out the word “goooodbye” till it tears my chest,

Every vowel just bleeds, every breath’s a mess.

And I whisper these texts like a funeral song,

Stretchin’ syllables out till the night feels long.

I choke at the start, choke at the end…

This ain’t just a message — it’s where we end.