Heartburn (Hate You So Good)

Drip on my tongue, venom sipped from a chalice,

Told me you were love, but you're malice in a palace.

Gold crown crooked, your lies so lavish,

Words cut sharper than a chef with no balance.

Built me up, skyscraper to the moon,

Then wrecked it all, bulldozer at high noon.

Tears in my drink, drowning in the lagoon,

You made my heart sing, now it hums out of tune.

Hate you so good, it's a fire in my chest,

Burns me alive, but I still feel blessed.

Can't stand your name, but I crave every mess,

Hate you so good, you’re my worst and my best.

Every kiss was a contract, fine print hidden,

Every promise, a trap, and I sat there smitten.

You flipped the script, villain in a plot unwritten,

Now I'm stuck in your story, a role I never fitted.

Your shadow lingers, like smoke in the air,

Choking my lungs, but I still want you there.

Your touch was poison, but I drank it unfair,

A love like a dare, a game I wouldn’t spare.

I hate your love, it’s a wicked kind of tether,

Wrapped in your storm, can’t escape the weather.