[Intro] (vinyl crackle, slow old-time piano, fading into driving beat)
[Verse 1]
Constantine, your name was a storm I thought I’d never outrun,
We built our castles in the thunder, under the weight of the sun.
You said, “We’ll stand forever,” but time carved its own line,
And every whispered promise now echoes like a warning sign.
[Pre-Chorus]
They told me to forget, to erase every trace of the flame,
But I turned every memory into my own personal aim.
My scars are my compass, my pain is my map to the light,
I won’t trade my strength for a quiet, empty night.
[Chorus]
Constantine, don’t call my name unless you’re ready to see me rise,
I’m not the girl who breaks when the sky turns gray and the world feels twice as high.
The fire in my heart is louder than the thunder, brighter than the stars,
I’ve rewritten every ending, I’ve torn down all the bars!
[Verse 2]
The city breathes in neon, the streets remember my steps,
You thought I’d fade away, but I’m writing my own chapters, my own scripts.
Every step that hurt, every fall that made me bleed,
Was the price I paid to become the one who doesn’t need to be saved, indeed.
[Bridge]
This isn’t goodbye—it’s me claiming my voice, my space, my sound,
Every tear I cried was a note in the anthem I wear like a crown.
I don’t need a sign, I don’t need your call,
I’ve reclaimed my story, I’ve reclaimed it all!
[Chorus]
Constantine, don’t call my name unless you’re ready to see me rise,
I’m not the girl who breaks when the sky turns gray and the world feels twice as high.
The fire in my heart is louder than the thunder, brighter than the stars,
I’ve rewritten every ending, I’ve torn down all the bars!
[Outro] (synth fade, distant ad-libs, final crackle)
