(Spoken, almost whispering)
I walked through the fields where the silence grew teeth,
Where the crows had forgotten how to leave the trees.
The sun was a wound in a sky stitched with ash,
And time…
Time moved like something dying.
(Low chant)
No names.
No graves.
Just shadows that hum in the wind.
(Verse – slow, poetic)
The ground was soft like breath,
And it whispered when I stepped.
"You're late," it said,
"You’re last," it laughed—
Then opened like a mouth.
(Strings rising — dissonant)
The trees bowed backwards,
Branches like fingers,
Like something praying in reverse.
(Refrain – echoed, distorted)
Who waits for me?
Not the living.
Not the dead.
But the ones beneath.
The ones beneath.
(Bridge – fragmented, surreal)
I saw a face in the fog.
It wore mine.
But smiled wrong.
It hummed a lullaby I never learned
And bled stars from its eyes.
(Finale – crumbling, low hums)
Now I sleep with my eyes open—
Beneath the soil that still breathes.
Not buried.
Not gone.
Just…
Listening.
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