Wash away

(Verse 1) In the dim-lit corners of my mind, I find you there, a haunting echo, A memory that lingers like dewdrops on petals, Soft and insistent, refusing to let go. (Pre-Chorus) I blend my tears with moonlight, Dissolve those thoughts in the night’s embrace, But you linger, like smoke from a snuffed-out candle, A ghostly residue, a bittersweet trace. (Chorus) I’ll wash you away, like I wash my hair. Each droplet a prayer for forgetting, I’ll scrub my skin, exfoliate my soul, Until your name dissolves, no longer trending in my brain. (Verse 2) Your touch was a wildfire, scorching my veins, Yet I craved the burn, the searing pain, Now I stand under the waterfall of time, Let it cleanse me, baptize me in its wake. (Pre-Chorus) I’ll blend my laughter with thunder, Drown your whispers in the trumpets' roar, The rhythm of release, the beat of healing, I’ll dance until my bones ache, craving more. (Chorus) I’ll wash you away, like I wash my hair. Each droplet a prayer for forgetting, I’ll scrub my skin, exfoliate my soul, Until your name dissolves, no longer trending in my brain. for forgetting, I’ll scrub my skin, exfoliate my soul, Until your name dissolves, no longer trending in my brain. (Bridge) The water’s cool, soothing as forgiveness, I’ll rinse away the stains of our tangled past, The soap bubbles burst, releasing memories, And I emerge, reborn, free at last. (Chorus) I’ll wash you away, like I wash my hair. Each droplet a prayer for forgetting, I’ll scrub my skin, exfoliate my soul, Until your name dissolves, no longer trending in my brain. (Outro) So let the storm rage, let the floodgates open, I’ll stand beneath the deluge, arms wide open And as the last remnants of you swirl down the drain, I’ll breathe in the fresh air, my heart unhurt. (Chorus) I’ll wash you away, like I wash my hair. Each droplet a prayer for forgetting, I’ll scrub my skin, exfoliate my soul, Until your name dissolves, no longer trending in my brain. (Outro) So let the storm rage, let the floodgates open, I’ll stand beneath the deluge, arms wide open And as the last remnants of you swirl down the drain, I’ll breathe in the fresh air, my heart unhurt.