The Red Pill

I walk through days that never shine, Where the silence feels like a warning sign. No rhythm in my chest, no spark to burn, Just pages folded, waiting their turn. But then you came in like a whispered flame, And suddenly, nothing feels the same. You're my red pill heartbeat, Pull me out the grayscale street. You’re the light I never knew I'd see, The one who found the rest of me. Hold me close, don’t let me fall— With you, I might just feel it all. I never thought I’d get a chance, To rise again, to try to dance. But your laugh—it melts the rust away, And I believe in one more day. You cracked the sky inside my chest, Told the ghost in me to rest. You're my red pill heartbeat, Pull me out the grayscale street. You’re the spark that shatters night, The pulse that makes the wrong feel right. Stay with me, through thick and thin— With you, I might begin again. We’ll write our names in ash and gold, On fields where dreams are bought and sold. No throne, no fame, no perfect start— Just you and me, one bleeding heart. You're my red pill heartbeat, Every ache and every b**t. You’re the dawn I didn’t seek— But you’re the song that makes me speak. So take my hand, don’t ask me why— With you, I’ll learn to touch the sky. You're my red pill... You're my red pill… You're my red pill heartbeat.