(Verse 1)

I left the light on like you asked,

Didn’t expect you to come back.

But part of me still moves that way—

Setting places you won’t stay.

Your coat’s still hanging by the door,

The one you wore that night it poured.

It still smells like static and sin,

Like every place we’ve never been.

I made the bed but not too clean,

I like to think you’ll touch the sheets.

They’ve cooled too much to call it sleep—

It’s just the part where I don’t speak.

You left in silence, but I heard

The quiet hum between your words.

And now it plays when I’m alone—

A song too soft to carve in stone.

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(Chorus)

Frostbite lullaby,

You sang so soft I bled.

You stitched your voice

Into my spine,

Then left it cold instead.

Frostbite lullaby—

Still hums behind my teeth.

You said it’d hurt,

But not this deep.

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(Verse 2)

I folded notes you’ll never read,

Tucked them where your warmth used to be.

The floor still creaks like you just passed—

But it’s just echoes made to last.

I walk in rooms you never touched,

Searching through the quiet dust.

You never needed much to leave—

Just one excuse and winter’s breath.

I speak your name like prayer and curse,

Each syllable somehow still hurts.

But softer now, like lace on glass—

A ghost I didn’t ask to have.

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(Chorus)

Frostbite lullaby,

You sang so soft I bled.

You stitched your voice

Into my spine,

Then left it cold instead.

Frostbite lullaby—

Still hums behind my teeth.

You said it’d hurt,

But not this deep.

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(Bridge)

You never slammed the door,

You never raised your voice.

You left like falling snow—

Without a sound, without a choice.

You never had to lie,

You only had to fade.

Now I keep your absence warm,

Like a bed I never made.

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(Final Chorus)

Frostbite lullaby,

It plays when I’m alone.

You never meant to stay,

But you still froze me to the bone.

Frostbite lullaby—

Still echoes like a hymn.

You sang it once,

And now it lives within.

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