Rachel’s song


They dress their wounds in neon lights
Scroll 'til they bleed, just to feel alright
Feeding on ghosts in pixel dreams
Craving the crash more than the means

Spoonfuls of rage, sugar and shame
Swallow the silence, forget their names
Starving for glances, gulping down lies
Addicted to pain they don't recognize


But I’ve been growing in the garden they ignore
Ripe with the truth they say they’re dying for


Eat me alive if you're hungry for real
Not the poison that numbs what you don’t want to feel
Take every bite of the heart I reveal
But only if you’re starving for something that heals
No more fast love, no more empty disguise
You want to live? Then eat me alive


They binge on blame, pour it like wine
Nourish the void, pretend it's fine
Trading their souls for dopamine
Chasing approval in the in-between

I’m the feast they won’t admit they need
Warm and whole, wild and clean
But it’s easier to chew on what decays
Than taste the truth and change their ways


But I’ve been simmering while they rot in the cold
A meal made of mercy, too honest to hold


Eat me alive if you're hungry for real
Not the poison that numbs what you don’t want to feel
Take every bite of the heart I reveal
But only if you’re starving for something that heals
No more fast love, no more empty disguise
You want to live? Then eat me alive


I won’t beg to be consumed
By mouths still full of doom
But I’ll stay here on this plate
For the ones who choose to taste


You feast on the dark and call it divine
But the sweetest thing left is what's truly mine
I’m the last light that your hunger won’t kill
Eat me alive…
If you’re ready to feel