Khloe, I’m Sorry

[Verse 1]
You was sittin’ on the porch, eyes red from the storm
Phone in your hand, but my side stayed warm
I was way too lost in my own mess
Turned my silence to a second stress
You needed me there, I was stuck in my head
Staring at the wall, couldn’t crawl out of bed
You know that I love you, but that love went quiet
Left you all alone in your own riot
[Chorus]
Khloe, I’m sorry that I went ghost
You were fighting fire, I was fighting my own smoke
I hate that I left you hangin’ like that
You’re my day-one, my rock, that’s facts
Khloe, I’m sorry, can you hear my heart?
I was breaking down, falling apart
Didn’t mean to vanish when your sky turned black
If you still want me, I’ma have your back
[Verse 2]
You always pick up when I spiral at night
You talk me down when I’m losing the fight
But when your world cracked, I froze and I ran
Didn’t show up like a real friend can
I should’ve pulled up in that old blue truck
Sat there quiet, just soaking it up
Even if my own mind felt too loud
You deserved more than a missing crowd
[Chorus]
Khloe, I’m sorry that I went ghost
You were fighting fire, I was fighting my own smoke
I hate that I left you hangin’ like that
You’re my day-one, my rock, that’s facts
Khloe, I’m sorry, can you hear my heart?
I was breaking down, falling apart
Didn’t mean to vanish when your sky turned black
If you still want me, I’ma have your back
[Bridge]
I ain’t asking you to just forget
You can cuss me out, you ain’t wrong one bit (nah)
But if there’s room for me in your tomorrow
I’ll trade my pride for a little less sorrow
[Chorus]
Khloe, I’m sorry that I went ghost
You were fighting fire, I was fighting my own smoke
I hate that I left you hangin’ like that
You’re my day-one, my rock, that’s facts
Khloe, I’m sorry, can you hear my heart?
I was breaking down, falling apart
Didn’t mean to vanish when your sky turned black
If you still want me, I’ma have your back (have your back)

rap, Laid-back country-rap crossover over swung acoustic guitar and a warm, round bass line. Male vocals with conversational rap verses, lightly sung hooks. Steady kick and rim-click groove, subtle slide guitar fills between phrases. Choruses bloom with stacked harmonies and a simple organ pad; verses stay intimate and close-mic’d. Energy builds from confessional to hopeful, ending on a gentle, resolved cadence., country