We fell in love like a car crash slow,
Laughin’ through the glass just to feel the glow.
You said pain looks good when it’s painted gold,
And I believed you — I always fold.

We made heaven out of hotel rooms,
God out of chaos and cheap perfume.
You said, “Love’s just art that bleeds too soon,”
And I swear I still taste that truth.

Every kiss another warning sign,
Every fight another perfect line.
We built our hearts on borrowed time,
But baby, it still felt divine.

Sweet collapse — fall with me slow,
We break so soft, nobody knows.
Tangled in the wreck of what we became,
Still call it love, still whisper my name.
(Yeah, it hurts so good, we don’t wanna stop.)

Ashes on the pillow, lipstick on the blame,
Every word we said still tastes the same.
You loved me loud, then left in whispers,
Now I haunt your skin like a faded scripture.

You said, “We’re just kids who forgot how to dream,”
Built a kingdom out of nicotine.
I said, “If we’re broken, at least we gleam,”
And we both laughed — too sad to scream.

Every touch another goodbye,
Every truth another alibi.
We built our peace where the pain resides,
And I still find heaven in the lie.

Sweet collapse — fall with me slow,
We break so soft, nobody knows.
Tangled in the wreck of what we became,
Still call it love, still whisper my name.
(Yeah, it hurts so good, we don’t wanna stop.)

We were porcelain souls with gasoline veins,
Kissed like sinners, prayed like saints.
If love’s a drug, then baby, we OD’d,
But I’d still do it twice — if it meant you and me.

Sweet collapse — one last dive,
Burn our wings just to feel alive.
If the end feels right, don’t look back,
We were beautiful inside the crack.
(Yeah, we break, we bleed, but damn — we shine like that.)