A haunting slow RnB ballad layered with deep bass, minimal beats, and raw emotional delivery. 

Lyrics :

The Immigrants "You Deserve It, Heart"

[Intro] 
You deserve it, heart... You brought it on yourself.
[Verse 1]
You deserve it, heart, Why'd you bend, why'd you fall apart? You were clean, you were free, Now you're just breaking inside of me.
You're the reason for the tears I hide, You're the reason all my dreams died. Who's gonna hold me when the lights burn out? Who's gonna listen when I scream and shout?
[Chorus] 
If luck forgot my name tonight, If hope blew out its only light, Tell me, heart, where do I run? When even you turn from the sun.
[Verse 2] 
If I cry, my mind betrays, If I shout, my eyes give way. If I break, nobody stays, It’s just me and these ghostly days.
Living out here where strangers breathe, Where broken souls wear masks of grief. Who’s gonna lift them when they fall? Who’s gonna hear their silent call?
[Chorus] 
If luck forgot my name tonight, If hope blew out its only light, Tell me, heart, where do I run? When even you turn from the sun.
[Bridge] 
For every heart still waiting far, For every dream behind a scar, Bring them home, don’t let them break, Send them love for heaven’s sake.
[Outro] 
You deserve it, heart... You deserve it, heart...



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