Heart

Verse 1: She wore her static like a crown; He tuned in, but the signal broke down; She walked in loops, tight as a spool; He read her eyes like a blinking tool
Pre-Chorus: Candy-coil smile with a mercury drip; She danced like a system on a power trip
Chorus: Her heart had handles, rusted and bright; He tried to lift it, but it laughed out of sight; She loved in patterns, circuits and codes; He followed footprints that turned into nodes
Verse 2: He spoke in fragments, factory-born; She filed his words in a drawer marked “worn”; He gave her time in a box with a bow; She cracked it open and watched it glow
Pre-Chorus: Oil-slick sigh on a silicon breeze; They kissed like magnets in a field of unease
Chorus: Her heart had handles, twisted just right; He pulled too hard and she flickered with light; She loved like voltage—pulsing and gone; He danced alone when the charge moved on
Bridge: She’s not a ghost, but she phases through; A love with wires, not red or blue; He keeps her shape in a backup drive; Dreaming in pixels just to feel alive
Final Chorus: Her heart had handles, bolted with grace; He still remembers the look on her face; She loved like static—warm and absurd; He plays her echo like a misheard word