4:07
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4:07 was released on May 15, 2026 by R3cords Three Production Studios as a part of the album Blackout - EP
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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Nick Betschart
Rap
Dyeana
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Nick Betschart
Songwriter
Diego Rinaldi
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Nick Betschart
Producer
Emyxtra
Mixing Engineer
Jelena
Mastering Engineer
Blerim Gashi
Recording Engineer
Marvin Tari
Engineer
R3cords Three Production Studios
Producer
Lyrics
Sunday morning, you left your coffee cold
You kissed my neck and said you'd be back by four
I wrote your name in steam on the bathroom glass
Didn't know that I was writing on our last
I counted seconds like they owed me something
Watched the clock until the silence started humming
Then the phone lit up with a number I didn't know
And the whole world tilted — slow
You were running through a yellow turning red
I was folding laundry, you were lying in the road instead
Glass and asphalt — Tuesday, 4:07
I was making dinner while you were halfway to heaven
Don't tell me it was peaceful, don't tell me it was fast
Don't tell me that you didn't feel it — I know you held on to the last
Glass and asphalt, where the ordinary breaks
Where the life I built with you just disintegrates
Your jacket's still beside the door — I cannot move it
The paramedic said your name, I almost didn't believe it
I held your hand but your hand wasn't you
Just bones and cold and something I can't get through
They offered me a sedative and a paper cup
Said "take your time" — like time is something I can trust
But I'm still standing in that hallway, fluorescent and white
Holding a bag of your things in the dead of that night
You were running through a yellow turning red
I was folding laundry, you were lying in the road instead
Glass and asphalt — Tuesday, 4:07
I was making dinner while you were halfway to heaven
Don't tell me it was peaceful, don't tell me it was fast
Don't tell me that you didn't feel it — I know you held on to the last
Glass and asphalt, where the ordinary breaks
Where the life I built with you just disintegrates
Nobody warned me that grief sounds like a dial tone
That love turns to a bedroom that you sleep in alone
That I'd find your handwriting and fall apart in a grocery store
That I'd Google your name just to feel you one more time — just once more
They keep saying "he's at peace" like that's supposed to patch the hole
Like I can fold up all my feelings, move on, and just let go
But I'm angry at the driver, angry at the road, angry at the clock
Angry at the Tuesday, angry at myself for every fight we fought
I'm angry at the yellow light, angry at the speed, angry at the miss
Angry at the universe for thinking this — was it
For thinking this — was it
Oh — I still reach for you in the dark
Oh — I still talk to every empty part
Of this house, of this bed, of this life, of this chest
Oh — I'm screaming and it sounds like a song you'd have loved
I'll carry youuuu
Every broken pieeeece — oh yeah —
I'll carry youuuu — in every breath I breathe —
Oh — oh — ohhhhh —
Don't leeeave —
Don't leeeave —
You were running through a yellow turning red
I was folding laundry, you were lying in the road instead
Glass and asphalt — Tuesday, 4:07
I was making dinner while you were halfway to heaven
Don't tell me it was peaceful, don't tell me it was fast
Don't tell me that you didn't feel it — I know you held on to the last
Glass and asphalt, where the ordinary breaks
And every single morning — I rebuild what disintegrates
Written by: Diego Rinaldi, Nick Betschart

