You said love

(Verse 1)
Word on the street, whispers in the hall,
My name on your lips, but twisted and small.
"Just a pawn," they say you confessed,
A game you played, putting my heart to the test.
Heard I was nothing, a fleeting thrill,
Just a moment of fun, against my will.

(Chorus)
But that's not what you said in the bed of your truck,
Underneath the vast sky, you were lovingly stuck.
Gazing at the stars, a promise so clear,
Looking into my soul, "Love," I did hear.

(Verse 2)
Heard you told her, the girl from afar,
That we're just friends, no lingering scar.
Heard you whispered sweet nothings, to a girl so young,
A lonely heart seeking solace, a deceptive song.

(Chorus)
But that's not what you said in my bed last night,
Entwined in shadows, bathed in pale moonlight.
Dancing close, with eyes locked in mine,
A confession of "Love," a truth so divine.

(Outro)
Isn't it strange, how a single word can mend,
Creating warmth, a love without end.
Yet, it can shatter, leaving scars unseen,
Lost in the wreckage, where dreams convene.
All because you said, "Love," with a forked tongue,
A web of deceit, where my heart was hung.

Pop country, female vocals