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I can say I don't love you at all,
I can say those words with a voice so tall.

That each bird in the sky will fall to their deaths
and never know the reason why.

All the stars that you see will burst into flames
and land sparks on your chest where your heart once was.

Every light in the city will quickly go dark,
you'll think you've gone blind and you'll cry out my name.

Only the words that I whisper in your ear will you hear,
but the sound of my voice will carry great noise,
so you cover your ears from my deafening voice.

Then the oceans will flood and swallow the earth.
Your lungs will collapse as I shatter your world.
Break your bones with my hands
puncturing holes through your skin.
Oh you thought you were tough, now look at the shape you're in.

Gasping for air as you lay in my arms,
begging forgiveness for the damage you've done.
But that soft sweet voice and those baby blue eyes
will not save you now, from this game we called love.
How foolish you were, thinking you've won.

Now I stand here so tall,
blood dripping from my chest where my heart once was.
And my organs shut down like the lights in this town.
I struggle, arms weakening, as I give your body to the sea.
Baby blue turns crimson though I don't shed a tear.

You got what you deserved,
you got what was coming my dear.