(Verse 1)
I found you past the shattered rings,
Where dying worlds still try to sing.
A gravity I can't escape,
Though fate was carved in astral shape.

(Pre-Chorus)
Oh, but the sun won't rise for thieves,
And hollow stars burn make-believe.

(Chorus)
You're a comet doomed to wander,
A dying wish, a lonesome ember.
A universe I can't call mine,
Yet I still trace your crooked splendor.
I know your light is bound to wane,
Like phantom stars that leave no name.

(Verse 2)
Your voice was once a satellite,
Now lost to dark, a severed line.
I chase the echoes, dim and hollow,
But silence swallows those who follow.

(Pre-Chorus)
Oh, but the sun won't rise for thieves,
And hollow stars burn make-believe.

(Chorus)
You're a comet doomed to wander,
A dying wish, a lonesome ember.
A universe I can't call mine,
Yet I still trace your crooked splendor.
I know your light is bound to wane,
Like phantom stars that leave no name.

(Bridge)
No grand collision, no burst of flame,
No stardust left to spell your name.
Just a beacon lost in time,
Drifting past the great divide.
A signal fading into black,
Your lips—ones I'll never have.
So I'll whisper to the void,
For the sun and moon to waltz
in a twisted eclipse.
Face to face, but forbidden to touch
grazing past an auburn blush.
To burn, to chase, but not transcend.

(Outro)
And still, your orbit scars my sky,
A fleeting spark I can't untie.
A name that lingers in my mind,
A wish the cosmos left behind.
The night devoured what couldn't stay,
A star collapsed, then torn away.
The silence fell, a last farewell,
A story time won't dare retell.
I turn away, but in my wake—
Your light still haunts each path I take.