An intoxicating pull toward the edge — a song about chasing self-destruction for all the beautiful, dangerous truths it might reveal.
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Crave the Fall
by Sabrina Thorne
[Verse 1]
I’ve been good, I’ve been dull
Held my breath till my heartbeat stalled
Wrote my name in a line of salt
But no one crossed it, no one called
[Pre-Chorus]
I lit the match, but I kept it clean
Kissed the blade, but it didn’t bleed
Told myself I’d stay serene
But silence started choking me
[Chorus]
So give me something sharp, something wrong
A little taste where I don’t belong
I don’t need love—I need the quake
Something real enough to shake
Crave the break, crave the sting
Pull the wire, let it sing
If I can’t feel, then let it burn
Let the stillness twist and turn
[Verse 2]
Woke up bored with my own skin
Dreamed of fire just to feel again
I made peace with coming undone
So bring the dark—I’ll make it fun
[Bridge]
Whisper soft, I’ll cut you clean
You’ll thank me once I end this dream
[Final Chorus]
Give me chaos, give me ache
I’ll dance inside the mess I make
No more quiet, no more grace
Let me meet you face to face
Crave the break, crave the fall
Crave the echo down the hall
I’ve been good—but not tonight
Now I’m everything you fight