Just Forgetting The Past Lyrics

I walk the edge of a fading dream,

The echoes loud, but they don't redeem.

Lost my family, love, and friends,

Feels like the road has reached its end.

Every bridge I built burned in the rain,

Every word I spoke drowned in the pain.

They say that love can light the night,

But where's the flame when you've lost the fight?

Oh, I'm wanting to forget my life,

Let it slip into the quiet night.

Disposable hearts, they fall apart,

Missing you hurts more than your blade near my heart.

But somewhere, somehow, there's still a spark,

Hiding in the dark.

The silence whispers what I fear,

That every bond was never near.

A house of cards, a fleeting show,

Gone with the wind, nowhere to go.

Still I reach for stars that fade,

Clinging to dreams I've never made.

Could I rebuild from what remains,

Or will I drown in these endless rains?

Oh, I'm wanting to forget my life,

Let it slip into the quiet night.

Disposable hearts, they fall apart,

Missing you hurts more than your blade near my heart.

But somewhere, somehow, there's still a spark,

Hiding in the dark.

What if forgetting isn't the end?

What if the pieces could mend?

From the ashes, I could rise,

Chasing love beneath new skies.

Oh, I'm wanting to rewrite my life,

Turn the silence into light.

Disposable hearts won't tear apart,

I'll find a love that beats like art.

Somewhere, somehow, there's still a spark,

And I'll find it in the dark.