A Letter To You: I'm leaving

I woke up in the middle of a grassland covered in daisies Not even a minute passed by before all the colours went blank All the maybes I've counted got me thinking you're not the one for me I wanted to write you a letter to leave our tough past behind But God's hand covered my face too quickly with the sunset's eye Fearing bloody orange, the grasshoppers started playing Lullaby And I, inclined to the dark, couldn't make myself chase after the light Losing myself was the only time I saw hope in starting the fight Baby, I'm leaving, you can't stop me now Baby, I'm leaving, there's no right way to say goodbye Honey, I'm leaving, though you thought it wouldn't end somehow But I'm leaving, and it's too late to change my mind We built the confusion over years of collusion that we won't talk about that Consuming the poison of our family chanson that couldn't leave our vows last It's scary to think of a lifetime condensing to only a few years Picked by a stranger who writes a short sentence in the memory of your days Will I find happiness before the tiredness covers my soul with the dust? Or shall I repeat the legacy's treat of reshaping the trends of the past? Baby, I'm leaving, can't take back the damage we've done Baby, I'm leaving, I've already packed my bags Honey, I'm leaving, though you thought it wouldn't end somehow But I'm leaving, and it's too late to change that Baby, I'm leaving, you can't stop me now Baby, I'm leaving, there's no right way to say why Honey, I'm leaving, I know you thought it wouldn't end so bad But I'm leaving, and it's too late to ignore my My voice My voice My voice