Abaya, can you hear me.

(Verse 1 – soft, trembling)
I’m calling out into the sky,
My voice is weak, but I still try.
The storm is near, the shadows close—
And I don’t know where else to go.
I was the youngest, bold and bright,
But now I’m breaking in this fight.
And all I want… is you right here—
The one who made the dark less near.
(Chorus – full of longing)
Abaya, can you hear me now?
I need your strength, I don’t know how
To hold this line, to stand this ground—
Without your fire burning ‘round.
You were more than just a name—
You were the spark that lit my flame.
If this is where I fall alone…
Thanks for making me feel like I belonged.
(Verse 2 – nostalgic, pained)
You showed me how to wield my light,
To laugh through fear, to love the fight.
You never flinched, you never broke—
Even as the heavens choked.
I’m not as strong, I see that now,
But I remember every vow.
And if I fade before the dawn,
Please just know—I tried to carry on.
(Chorus – more emotional, teetering on the edge)
Abaya, can you hear me now?
I need your strength, I don’t know how
To hold this line, to stand this ground—
Without your fire burning ‘round.
You were more than just a name—
You were the spark that lit my flame.
If this is where I fall alone…
Thanks for making me feel like I belonged.
(Bridge – whispered like a final breath)
I don’t want to say goodbye,
But if I must, let this one cry
Be heard above the clash and roar—
Abaya… I couldn’t ask for more.
(Final Chorus – stripped down, emotional)
Abaya, can you hear me now?
The sky is quiet, I don’t know how…
But I’ll remember what you gave—
A little girl you helped be brave.
If this is it, I’m not afraid—
Just carry me… into the flame.

Ballard, sad core, rock, female