Verse 1: The moon hangs low in a velvet sky, I light a cigarette and ask myself why. The road is long, but I’ve lost my way, Dreams are just shadows that fade with the day. Pre-Chorus: Radio static plays my favorite tune, Lonely hearts dancing under the silver moon. But every step feels heavy, every breath is slow, How much longer till I let it all go? Chorus: Oh, tired heart, how much can you take? Every crack feels like an earthquake. The stars are watching, but they don’t speak, And I’m just searching for something to keep. Verse 2: Neon signs flicker in the pouring rain, A symphony of whispers calls my name. I wear my sadness like a vintage dress, Beautiful, tragic, a quiet mess. Pre-Chorus: Windswept highways, empty motels, A glass of bourbon hides my farewells. But somewhere deep, there’s a faint desire, A tiny ember in a world of fire. Chorus: Oh, tired heart, how much can you take? Every crack feels like an earthquake. The stars are watching, but they don’t speak, And I’m just searching for something to keep. Bridge: Maybe love is just a cruel disguise, A fleeting moment in endless skies. But if the morning comes, I’ll start again, Wipe the tears and let the light pour in. Chorus (Soft): Oh, tired heart, you’re stronger than you know, Even in darkness, there’s beauty below. The stars are watching, they’re lighting the way, And maybe tomorrow, it won’t feel the same. Outro: So here I stand, on the edge of the night, A cigarette burns, but I see the light. Tired heart, don’t break apart, There’s a place for you in the stars.