I lost a weekend to the wind
Slept till noon, let chaos in
Didn’t text, didn’t plan
Just disappeared where I began
No alarms, no shoes, no news
Only time I didn’t lose
In a lost weekend
Where the hours don’t defend
And I could breathe without a name
Get wet in sidewalk summer rain
You called, I let it ring
Cause I was chasing nothing
But it felt more like me again
In a lost weekend
Coffee cold, but I don’t mind
Spilled some thoughts I left behind
Wrote your name without a pen
On a window fogged by oxygen
Didn’t need the world to see
Just wanted to feel like me
In a lost weekend
Time forgot what I pretend
No roles, no pace to hold me still
Just traffic sounds and window sills
You asked if I’m okay
I said “Maybe, but not today”
And let it pass like gentle wind
This lost weekend
Some truths only find their place
In hours we don’t dare replace
In a lost weekend
I met myself again
In undone hair and wrinkled sheets
In half-spilled songs and sideways beats
No schedule, no reply
Just space to laugh and cry
And for once, it didn’t need to end
That lost
Weekend
Slept till noon, let chaos in
Didn’t text, didn’t plan
Just disappeared where I began
No alarms, no shoes, no news
Only time I didn’t lose
In a lost weekend
Where the hours don’t defend
And I could breathe without a name
Get wet in sidewalk summer rain
You called, I let it ring
Cause I was chasing nothing
But it felt more like me again
In a lost weekend
Coffee cold, but I don’t mind
Spilled some thoughts I left behind
Wrote your name without a pen
On a window fogged by oxygen
Didn’t need the world to see
Just wanted to feel like me
In a lost weekend
Time forgot what I pretend
No roles, no pace to hold me still
Just traffic sounds and window sills
You asked if I’m okay
I said “Maybe, but not today”
And let it pass like gentle wind
This lost weekend
Some truths only find their place
In hours we don’t dare replace
In a lost weekend
I met myself again
In undone hair and wrinkled sheets
In half-spilled songs and sideways beats
No schedule, no reply
Just space to laugh and cry
And for once, it didn’t need to end
That lost
Weekend