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I thought she liked him, but it was the other way round. He changed — or was changed — into something never found. No one really knows that song, the thrum beneath the dark — but once you’ve heard it, you’ll know the mark. Some say he’s gone, some say he runs, chasing dawn through dying suns. But if you drive too far, too late, and feel the engine start — don’t fear the road, it’s just his spark. Monster heart, rolling loud, Burning fast, lost in the crowd. Iron dreams, gasoline skies, Freedom screams through broken ties. Neon ghosts in rearview glass — every road eats what he was. Monster heart, doesn’t fall apart — fire was always his truest art. Ashes fall, midnight rain, every scar still knows his name. Chrome and bone, engine cry, he was born built to die. Through the smoke, the mirror stares — It’s him again, but no one cares. Monster heart, beat and burn, Every end waits his return. 02.11.2025
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Nov 3, 2025
Nov 3, 2025 at 8:55 AM UTC
Monster heart
I thought she liked him, but it was the other way round. He changed — or was changed — into something never found. No one really knows that song, the thrum beneath the dark — but once you’ve heard it, you’ll know the mark. Some say he’s gone, some say he runs, chasing dawn through dying suns. But if you drive too far, too late, and feel the engine start — don’t fear the road, it’s just his spark. Monster heart, rolling loud, Burning fast, lost in the crowd. Iron dreams, gasoline skies, Freedom screams through broken ties. Neon ghosts in rearview glass — every road eats what he was. Monster heart, doesn’t fall apart — fire was always his truest art. Ashes fall, midnight rain, every scar still knows his name. Chrome and bone, engine cry, he was born built to die. Through the smoke, the mirror stares — It’s him again, but no one cares. Monster heart, beat and burn, Every end waits his return. 02.11.2025
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Nov 3, 2025
Nov 3, 2025 at 8:55 AM UTC
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