Say: I Love You

We fought about nothing that felt like the end of the world,
My pride was a weapon, my temper uncurled.
Then silence fell harder than thunderstorms do,
Now it echoes forever—I wish I said “I love you.”

You slammed the door crying, I stayed just to win the fight,
But victory turned hollow beneath the pale light.
Your car disappeared down the rain-darkened avenue,
And now I whisper only, “I wish our last words were I love you.”

(Chorus)
Don’t let your anger steal the words your heart would say,
Speak love before silence takes the chance away.
Live so you’ll never whisper what you wish you knew,
Say it now, not tomorrow—say I love you.

I cursed every dream that you held in your heart,
Tore down your joy just to tear mine apart.
Tomorrow arrived, but tomorrow was through,
How I wish our last words were “I love you.”

You begged me to listen, I stormed out instead,
Trapped in my anger while you lay in a hospital bed.
The guilt cuts deeper than truth ever knew,
And I die inside thinking—I wish our last words were “I love you.”

Now I speak to your photo when nights lose their hue,
Telling the silence what I never told you.
Our voices are gone, but my heart still breaks through,
Whispering how I wish our last words were “I love you.”

(Chorus)
Don’t let your anger steal the words your heart would say,
Speak love before silence takes the chance away.
Live so you’ll never whisper what you wish you knew,
Say it now, not tomorrow—say I love you.
Don’t let your anger steal the words your heart would say,
Speak love before silence takes the chance away.
Live so you’ll never whisper what you wish you knew,
Say it now, not tomorrow—say I love you.

Folk pop/
 Medium to fast Tempo
Storytelling vibe 
Like El Paso or Cats in the cradle 
Female singer