Verse 1
Existing is exhausting, wearing me thin,
I’m a ghost in my own body, barely wired in.
Over‑caffeinated heartbeat, under‑rated soul,
In a room full of people but I’m ice‑cold, alone.
Pre‑Chorus
Slipping through the static, drowning in the noise,
Searching for the version of me I destroyed.
Chorus
Loneliness is just homesickness for myself,
Screaming in a void where no one else can tell.
Silence hits my bones like a place I used to know—
Feels like coming home.
Choosing me every day is the loudest love I’ll ever show.
Verse 2
Stitched together with the nights I almost broke,
Breathing through the ashes of the words I never spoke.
Clawing back the pieces that I left behind,
Trying to resurrect the parts they said weren’t mine.
Bridge (whisper → scream)
I’m not broken—
I’m becoming.
I’m not empty—
I’m becoming.
If I listen close, I hear my heartbeat calling back:
COME HOME. COME HOME. COME HOME.
Final Chorus
Loneliness is just homesickness for myself,
Rising from the wreckage where I fell.
In the quiet, I can feel my spirit glow—
Silence finally feels like coming home.
Choosing me every day is the loudest love I’ll ever know.