[Emotion/Energy: sensual, aching, bittersweet, resilient
Emphasize lines: “wrecked me with his kisses,” “like a guitar in his hands,” “God, please don’t let us die,” “I’m still here breathing”
Tempo: medium-slow
Feel: barefoot, intimate, Americana; desire + loss + survival
Dynamics: soft verses; chorus slightly stronger; bridge very close and raw; final chorus grounded]
Verse 1
He walked in like a wildfire,
Didn’t even make a sound,
But everything I was before
Is different now.
He touched me like he knew me,
Like he’d read me all along,
Like a guitar in his hands,
I was already a song.
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Verse 2
Said he’d be a gentleman,
Said he’d take it slow,
But the look in his eyes
Said he already knew.
Every kiss felt easy,
Every move felt right,
Like my body had been waiting
For him all my life.
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Chorus
Wrecked me with his kisses,
Wrecked me with his games,
Wrecked me with his words
And the way he said my name.
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Verse 3
He’d disappear like smoke,
Then come back like fire,
Left me guessing what was real
And what was just desire.
One day I was chosen,
Next day I was alone,
Trying to build a future
On a man who wouldn’t stay home.
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Chorus
Wrecked me with his kisses,
Wrecked me with his games,
Wrecked me with his words
And the way he said my name.
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Bridge
Then the road came fast,
The world went white,
And I heard myself praying
Out loud that night:
“God, please don’t let us die.”
Funny how the crash felt
Just like him —
Sudden, beautiful,
And gone again.
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Final Chorus
Wrecked me with his kisses,
Wrecked me with his games,
Wrecked me with his words
And the way he said my name.
Wrecked me in my body,
Wrecked me in my mind,
But I’m still here breathing
On the other side.
