I drowned myself in anything that numbed the pain—ran from the tears, lost in a haze of smoke, maybe just wasted, maybe high, maybe both.
Shots after shots, strangers’ hands on my waist, empty kisses that tasted like bad decisions.
Talking nonsense in front of everyone, laughing too loud, dancing like I own the night.
Cut my hair, inked my skin—each mark a reminder that I’m still here.
A little more reckless, a little less soft. The rebel is back. The ***** is untamed.
My head throbs from all the crying—oh, mercy me!
Drenched in heartbreak, drowning in sin, I light another cigarette, take another shot, let another stranger trace their fingers on my skin.
Anything to forget. Anything to feel alive.
The pain is a lullaby, and I'm dancing to its rhythm.
The rebel is back. The ***** is unleashed.
You made me hate this city.
You made me hate you—ooh.
Every street feels haunted, every corner reeks of memories I’m trying to burn.
I walk past the places we once called ours, but now they feel foreign, tainted, ruined.
So I drown in the neon lights, let the music swallow me whole, lose myself in the arms of strangers who don’t even know my name.
Anything to forget. Anything to erase you. The rebel is back. The ***** doesn’t care.