Full Tank, Empty Heart

[Verse 1]
Houston, we have a problem
Seat back, sky in the windshield
Gas tank full, but my chest on E
Same road, but the route feels different
Dashboard glow on my knuckles
White grip, turning the wheel too tight
Heart is t—
stuck in my throat
Like a glitch that I can't rewrite
[Chorus]
Got a full tank, empty heart
Pushing limits to two-fifty in the dark
If I crash, I crash into my past
Racing my memories, they always catch me last
Got a full tank, empty heart
Every mile just tears me apart
If I burn, then at least I’ll see
If there’s anything left of me
[Verse 2]
You left your hoodie in the backseat
Still smells like late nights, fast food, bad TV
I talk to the mirror like it’s you
But it cracks when it looks back at me
All these texts I never sent
All these songs I never meant
To bleed this much, but here I am
Pouring out what you already spent
[Chorus]
Got a full tank, empty heart
Pushing limits to two-fifty in the dark
If I crash, I crash into my past
Racing my memories, they always catch me last
Got a full tank, empty heart
Every mile just tears me apart
If I burn, then at least I’ll see
If there’s anything left of me
[Bridge]
Maybe I’m addicted to the almost
Addicted to the edge of the end
I don’t really wanna die tonight
I just wanna feel something again (oh)
Headlights flicker on the guardrail
I’m a rumor in the rearview glass
If I let my foot off for a second
I’m afraid that the pain might pass
[Chorus]
Got a full tank, empty heart
Pushing limits to two-fifty in the dark
If I crash, I crash into my past
Racing my memories, they always catch me last
Got a full tank, empty heart
Every mile just tears me apart
If I burn, then at least I’ll see
If there’s anything left of me

rap, Emo rap meets alt-rock: melancholic keys over trap-influenced drums, fuzzed-out guitars swelling in the hook. Verses in tight, confessional rap cadences; choruses explode into raw, shouted melody with stacked harmonies. Bass hits hard but leaves space for emo vocals to crack and strain on the high notes., emo, alternative rock