Crown of Sin

You walk in like you own the room,

ink and armor, perfume of doom.

A prince with fire in his veins,

but I’m not the type to be tamed.

Every glance, a silent dare,

you play the king but I don’t scare.

You think my heart’s another prize,

but I see the storm behind your eyes.

I should run, I should resist,

but your chaos tastes like this:

danger dressed in velvet skin,

a kingdom where I’ll never win.

You’re a crown of sin,

pulling me closer, I cave again.

I swore I’d never kneel, never bow,

but somehow I’m yours right now.

A throne built on fire, a kiss like a blade,

you ruin me softly in the games we play.

You’re a crown of sin,

and I’m letting you in.

You laugh like you already know,

I’ll follow you where shadows go.

But I’ve danced with death before,

your darkness doesn’t scare me anymore.

You hold the power, wear the crown,

but I’m the one who turns you down.

And in that battle, eye to eye,

you surrender every time.

I should fight, I should defend,

but with you I break, I bend.

Every scar and every lie,

you turn them into lullabies.

You’re a crown of sin,

pulling me closer, I cave again.

I swore I’d never kneel, never bow,

but somehow I’m yours right now.

A throne built on fire, a kiss like a blade,

you ruin me softly in the games we play.

You’re a crown of sin,

and I’m letting you in.

Tattooed hands on royal skin,

you’re the war I’ll always win.

Every vow I try to make,

shatters every time you take.

You’re a crown of sin,

pulling me closer, I cave again.

I swore I’d never kneel, never bow,

but somehow I’m yours right now.

A throne built on fire, a kiss like a blade,

you ruin me softly in the games we play.

You’re a crown of sin,

and I’m letting you in.

You’re a crown of sin,

and I wear the ruin like it’s satin.

I swore I’d never bow, never break,

but for you I’ll risk the ache.

A throne built on fire, a kiss like a blade,

I’d choose this danger every day.

You’re a crown of sin…

and I’m letting you in.