The Price of Losing You

Verse 1

We had nothing but a little room

And dreams that danced beneath the moon

No diamonds hanging from your hands

Just my promise to be your man

You held my heart through every storm

Made our broken house feel warm

Back then I thought that love alone

Could turn an empty place into a home

Chorus

But life got heavier day by day

And slowly, I watched you fade away

Not because your love was gone

But because our battles lasted too long

I lost my job, I lost my way

I lost the words I used to say

And the saddest truth I ever knew…

Was losing myself before losing you

Verse 2

The table where we shared our dreams

Became a place of silent screams

Your tears were falling in the dark

While I was breaking piece by piece inside my heart

I prayed tomorrow would change our fate

But tomorrow always came too late

And the woman who once called me home

Walked away and left me alone

Bridge

I don’t blame you for closing the door

For wanting something I couldn’t afford

I blame the man inside the mirror

Who watched your world disappear

They say a poor man has no gold

No house, no treasures left to hold

But now I know the cruelest truth…

The poorest man is the one who loses you

Final Chorus

If heaven gave me one more chance

I would fight harder, I would stand

I would work until my hands turned to stone

Just to make sure you’d never leave home

Money can break a fragile life

But your goodbye broke what was inside

I survived the hunger, the nights, the pain…

But I’ll never be the same again.

🎵 "The poorest man is not the one who has empty pockets…

it's the one who goes home and finds no one waiting."