You used to feel like home, a place I’d always run to,

But now the walls are cold, and I don’t recognize the view.

Every word you say feels heavier than before,

And I can’t find the reason to keep wanting more.

It’s not the silence, but the way you stopped trying,

Every little piece of us is slowly dying.

You made me fall, then let me slip away,

I tried to hold on, but you pushed me every day.

The spark we had, it’s buried in the gray,

You taught my heart how to forget to stay.

I used to crave the sound of your voice late at night,

But now it feels like static, fading out of sight.

The love we built was fragile, but I held it close,

And now I’m left wondering if you ever really chose.

It wasn’t sudden; it was piece by piece,

The way you turned love into something I can’t reach.

You made me fall, then let me slip away,

I tried to hold on, but you pushed me every day.

The spark we had, it’s buried in the gray,

You taught my heart how to forget to stay.

Maybe it’s not your fault, but the cracks you never fixed,

All the promises you made that you never did.

I gave you my all, but it was never enough,

Now I see love shouldn’t have to feel this rough.

You made me fall, then let me slip away,

I tried to hold on, but you pushed me every day.

The spark we had, it’s buried in the gray,

You taught my heart how to forget to stay.

And now I’m gone, the love’s been washed away,

You made it easy for me to walk away.