All In Anyway

[Verse 1]
We were coffee cups
On the same old shelf
Sunday phones on silent
You
Me
Nothing else
Then I met his eyes
On a tired weekday
Thought it meant excitement
Thought I’d slipped away
[Chorus]
But I broke my own heart to break yours
Shattered us both on the same floor
Thought I wanted out
Till I watched you walk away
You had every right to hate me
Still I’m standing here
I’m saying
I would carry all the blame
Just to love you all in anyway
[Verse 2]
I replay that night
Every crooked word
How I crossed that line
Like the rules all blurred
Saw your face go blank
As the truth came out
You went quiet-calm
I went wild with doubt
[Chorus]
‘Cause I broke my own heart to break yours
Shattered us both on the same floor
Thought I wanted out
Till I watched you walk away
You had every right to hate me
Still I’m standing here
I’m saying
I would carry all the blame
Just to love you all in anyway
[Bridge]
I don’t ask to be forgiven
I don’t ask you to forget
I just need you to remember
That I never loved you less
I was scared of staying
Losing
So I ran and lost you fast
Now I’m willing
I’m wide open
If there’s one more chance to ask
[Chorus]
‘Cause I broke my own heart to break yours
Shattered us both on the same floor
Thought I wanted out
Till I watched you walk away
You had every right to hate me
Still I’m standing here
I’m saying
If you ever turn back someday
I’ll be stronger
I’ll be changed
I would carry all the blame
Just to love you all in anyway

folk, Modern pop ballad with gentle piano and intimate female vocals, blooming into a midtempo groove with warm bass and spacious drums. Verses stay close and confessional; chorus widens with stacked harmonies and reverb-kissed guitars. Subtle synth pads swell in the bridge, final chorus strips back to piano and voice for a raw, open ending., romantic