Now You See Me

You see it now, don’t you?

The empty space where I used to be.

(“too late… too late…”)

You said it didn’t matter,

you played it like a game.

Every lie — a spark,

now you’re choking on the flame.

You scroll through the ghosts of us,

like maybe one will answer back,

but I’ve gone quiet —

and silence is something you can’t hack.

You thought I’d wait forever,

like love was on repeat,

but I learned your rhythm —

it was all deceit.

Now you see me — too late,

the damage is done,

you can’t rewind fate.

You reach for me through static haze,

but I’ve already burned those days.

You see the cost —

now you see me lost.

(“you did this…”)

You wear regret like it’s brand new,

but it’s old — and it looks like you.

I built the trust, you broke the frame,

now you’re crying over your own shame.

Funny how clear your vision gets,

when there’s nothing left to protect.

You thought I’d fade, not rise,

but you’re the ghost behind my eyes.

Now you see me — too late,

the love’s gone cold,

the light’s decayed.

You reach for warmth, I give you frost,

you see it now — what you lost.

(“I warned you…”)

You said, “I didn’t mean to,” —

but meaning doesn’t heal.

You said, “I still love you,” —

but love doesn’t feel.

You see me breaking free,

you finally see… what you did to me.

Now you see me — too late,

your hands can’t touch this state.

You’re haunted by the space I leave,

you see the truth — but you can’t breathe.

Too late to fix, too late to stay,

I’m gone — and I like it that way.

(“too late… too late…”)