Title: No Rhyme or Reason
[Intro]
It started with a glance—no rhythm, no rhyme,
She stared right through me, like she'd known me a lifetime.
A crooked little smile, like trouble wrapped in lace,
And something in her silence put me right in my place.
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[Verse 1]
There’s no rhyme or reason, no plan that I could trace,
Just the echo of her footsteps in some forgotten place.
She moved like smoke and shadow, vanished in the day,
Left a mark upon my soul, then slowly slipped away.
She never needed answers, she just lived between the lines,
And every word she didn’t say still echoes in my mind.
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[Verse 2]
The stars forgot their order, the sky began to bend,
And time itself unraveled—I lost both start and end.
She played me like a six-string, worn but still in tune,
Then disappeared like thunder rolling past a blood-red moon.
She kissed me without touching, broke me with one stare,
And I’ve been chasing meaning in a world that isn’t there.
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[Chorus]
No rhyme, no reason, just the way she moves,
Like a storm that sings the blues, like a flame that won’t refuse.
No rhyme, no reason, just a look, then gone—
She’s the echo in the silence when I’m trying to hold on.
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[Verse 3]
She danced across the chaos, like fire in the rain,
A hurricane in heels, but never one to explain.
She drew a line in moonlight, dared me to step across,
And I did without a question, never knowing what I’d lost.
Now every night’s a gamble, every dawn a deeper scar,
Still I’d chase her into darkness, no matter how far.
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[Verse 4]
A ghost with grace and thunder, with lightning in her veins,
She taught me love and madness are just two sides of pain.
She never asked for promises, just moments pure and real,
Now I’m left with only memories that time will never steal.
She gave me no direction, no reason to hold tight,
But I keep walking just the same into that endless night.
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[Chorus]
No rhyme, no reason, just the way she moves,
Like a storm that sings the blues, like a flame that won’t refuse.
No rhyme, no reason, just a look, then gone—
She
Robert Ramage 
