Midnight Confession

Lirycs: You left your perfume in the hallway air, And it lingers like a prayer I can’t repair. I keep the light on though you’re not there, Talking to your ghost in the kitchen chair. I’ve tried forgetting, but the silence speaks, Your name’s still heavy on the sheets. And every night I make confession, To a love that feels like sin. You were my peace, you were my lesson, You’re the ache beneath my skin. Oh, I’m still caught in your reflection, Can’t wash the memory clean — This is my midnight confession, To what you’ve done to me. I wear your touch like second skin, The kind of wound that never mends. I call your name into the dark, It echoes back — where love begins. I’ve tried forgetting, but the silence speaks, Your name’s still heavy on the sheets. And every night I make confession, To a love that feels like sin. You were my peace, you were my lesson, You’re the ache beneath my skin. Oh, I’m still caught in your reflection, Can’t wash the memory clean — This is my midnight confession, To what you’ve done to me. I could pray for redemption, But I’d rather burn than be free. Every night’s a confession, To the ghost you left in me. You’re the sin I’ll never mention, But the one I’ll always keep. I’m still haunted by perfection, By what we’ll never be — My midnight confession, Is that you’re still saving me. This original song was written, produced, and created by Leo Gray. Leo Gray is the sole and exclusive rights holder of this composition and sound recording.