

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] You showed up in September Frayed jeans Chipped black paint Laughing at my records Saying “God Your taste is strange” We blew rent on bad espresso Shared a scarf in the freezing rain You traced lines on my wristbone Said “Don’t you ever play it safe” [Chorus] You taught me what a heartbreak feels like How it steals sleep right out of my eyes How a quiet room can sound like sirens You taught me what a heartbreak feels like And it feels like You [Verse 2] We carved names in the bus stop That old glass never stood a chance You called me at 3 in the morning Just to say you “liked my hands” Then one day you changed your number Left your sweater on my chair Now your ghost lives in the pockets Of that stupid jacket I still wear [Chorus] [Bridge] [low vocal register] I still keep your coffee mug On the shelf you couldn’t reach Still walk past your street too slow Just to torture me [ crescendo ] If loving you was learning Well I passed that class in pain Now every song about leaving Just keeps saying your name [Chorus]
Tags
Indie rock shimmer with clean electric guitars, warm bass, and live drums; male vocals start intimate and close-mic’d, then open into a ragged, shout-along chorus. Subtle reverb and double-tracked hooks in the refrain, with a noisy guitar swell in the bridge that crashes into a final, cathartic chorus.
2:52
No
12/30/2025