Black Heart, White Flame

[Verse 1]
Woke up in a room
You were already gone
Coffee getting cold
Name burned in my phone
We swore we'd never fade
Ink on our hands
Cheap wine
Now I trace the outline
Of a life we left behind
[Chorus]
Black heart
White flame
We were yin and yang
Crashing into each other
Just to feel the bang (ha)
Thought forever meant
We would never change
Now I'm sleeping with a ghost
Calling out your name
[Verse 2]
Forgotten photographs
Curled edges
Worn thin
You laugh in the corner
I barely fit in
We buried what we had
Under silence and pride
You loved me like a funeral
I loved you like a fight
[Chorus]
Black heart
White flame
We were yin and yang
Crashing into each other
Just to feel the bang (ha)
Thought forever meant
We would never change
Now I'm sleeping with a ghost
Calling out your name
[Bridge]
If this is death of us
Can we restart the spark?
Meet me where we broke
In the dark
In the dark (oh)
If you don't wake me up
I'll keep dreaming the same
Two halves
Torn apart
Still chasing that flame
[Chorus]
Black heart
White flame
We were yin and yang
Crashing into each other
Just to feel the bang (ha)
Thought forever meant
We would never change
But I’d burn it all again
Just to feel your name

rock, Moody stadium rock ballad with male vocals, palm-muted guitars in the verses that rise into wide open power chords in the chorus. Deep, roomy drums and a warm bass glue the low end, with a single overdriven lead guitar weaving countermelodies. Dynamics arc from hushed, almost spoken phrases to a soaring, shout-along hook, with a brief atmospheric bridge drenched in delay and reverb before the final, anthemic chorus.