I hear your voice, it’s sharp, it’s clear,“ I love him now,” the words I fear. They cut through me like a jagged blade, As I sink into the hole I’ve made. Each moment replays, a haunting sound, The weight of it all pulls me further down. Your laughter above, his name on your lips, Buries me deeper with every slip. Let the earth take me, let it close in tight, Hide my heart from the ache of light.In this grave of sorrow, I’ll lay my head,Whispering goodbye to the life I led. The dirt feels warm, a bitter embrace, It muffles the cries I can’t erase. Every tear that falls becomes the rain, Feeding the roots of my growing pain. Your words, they linger, a cruel refrain, Each syllable carving lines of disdain. I’d scream your name, but what’s the use? This silence, now, is my only truce. Let the earth take me, let it close in tight, Hide my heart from the ache of light. In this grave of sorrow, I’ll lay my head, Whispering goodbye to the life I led. The world moves on while I decay, Buried alive in yesterday. Would you even notice, would you even care, If I were gone, just dust in the air? Let the earth take me, let it close in tight, Hide my heart from the ache of light. In this grave of sorrow, I’ll lay my head, Whispering goodbye to the life I led. But as the darkness surrounds me whole, A tiny spark ignites my soul. Maybe this grave is where I’ll grow, And find a strength I’ve yet to know.