Shattered Porcelain
melancholic guitar ballad, slow tempo, soft breathy vocals, gentle string swells, intimate mood
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Lyrics
[Intro – soft, lingering piano notes]
The light’s gone out in your old chair
Your coffee mug still holds the air
[Verse 1 – quiet, reflective]
I still reach for your hand when I cross the street
The radio plays our song and my knees go weak
Your jacket hangs where you left it last week
I keep the door unlocked just in case you seek
[Pre-Chorus – building tension]
I thought our story was written in stone
But you tore the pages and left me alone
[Chorus 1 – aching, vulnerable]
I’m shattered porcelain on the kitchen floor
Every piece of me’s been broken more and more
You took the part of me I can’t restore
Now I’m just a ghost who walks this empty floor
[Interlude, Instrumental Solo – soft piano and string swell]
[Verse 2 – raw, unfiltered]
I still set two plates when I make my meals
I talk to your pillow when the night feels real
The phone still buzzes with your old ringtone
I reach to answer before I know you’re gone
[Pre-Chorus 2 – heightened emotion]
I thought our love was a permanent home
But you packed your bags and left me to roam
[Chorus 2 – more powerful, strained vocals]
I’m shattered porcelain in the pouring rain
Every crack’s a memory that won’t fade away
You took the light that kept my dark at bay
Now I’m just a shadow who’s lost his way
[Bridge – quiet, desperate]
I sweep the pieces but they won’t stick back
I call your name but there’s no turning back
I wait for a knock that will never come
I’m still holding on to what we’ve become
[Final Chorus – full string accompaniment, emotional climax]
I’m shattered porcelain, too broken to mend
Every breath I take is a reminder of the end
You took the love that was my only friend
Now I’m just a mess who can’t start again
[Outro – fading piano, soft vocal whisper]
The light’s gone out in your old chair
I’m still waiting for you to be there