(Verse 1)

Neon shadows on your face,

You play your heartbreak like a game.

Silver lips, electric lies,

You think I’ll fold beneath your flame.

But I’ve walked through firestorms,

I’ve danced with broken circuitry —

And every time you start to cry,

It’s just another trick to me.

(Pre‑Chorus)

You raise your voice like a weapon,

But I’ve heard that melody.

You try to drown me in emotion,

But I breathe beneath the sea.

(Chorus)

’Cause tears won’t work on me —

Not tonight, not ever again.

I’m wired in steel, I’m voltage‑free,

Your sorrow can’t get under my skin.

You can scream, you can fall to your knees,

But tears won’t work on me.

(Verse 2)

Chrome reflections in your eyes,

You’re glowing like a dying star.

You say you’re shattered, say you’re lost,

But you’ve weaponized every scar.

I’ve seen the circuits of your heart,

I know the patterns of your plea —

You’re running scripts of sympathy,

But I’ve rewritten destiny.

(Pre‑Chorus)

You raise your voice like a weapon,

But I’ve heard that melody.

You try to drown me in emotion,

But I breathe beneath the sea.

(Chorus)

’Cause tears won’t work on me —

Not tonight, not ever again.

I’m wired in steel, I’m voltage‑free,

Your sorrow can’t get under my skin.

You can scream, you can fall to your knees,

But tears won’t work on me.

(Bridge — New Wave synths + metal chugs)

Laser‑blue heartbreak,

Echoes in the static.

You thought you’d break me,

But I’m automatic.

Your crystal‑cut sadness,

Used to pull me in deep —

But I’ve severed the signal,

Now your spell can’t keep.

(Final Chorus — bigger, louder, more neon)

Tears won’t work on me —

I’m a storm of chrome and light.

You can cry your silver oceans,

But I’m not your satellite.

I’m done with gravity,

I’m breaking clean and free —

Your tears won’t work on me.