Meltdown

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🏆🎧 FINAL / BEST PRODUCTION CHAIN
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🆔 Track ID: 1209
🌟 Master Version: 10.0
📅 Release Date: 2025-12-18
🏆🎧💿 Album 01/ Collection: Echoes
🏆🎧📀 Track 16 – Come, come — let me tell you
🎵 Artist / Project: FlorPain
©️ All Rights Reserved by Rolf Joseph
🧠 Concept, Composition & Creative Direction: Rolf Joseph
🎛️ Production & Sound Design: Rolf Joseph
🎚️ Mixing: Rolf Joseph
🎧 Mastering: Reference Master – Final / Best Chain
🤖 AI Assistance Disclosure:
All technical, sonic, structural, or production-related tasks that could not be fully executed manually were supported by AI tools.
All AI-assisted results were curated, evaluated, and finalized under the creative control and artistic responsibility of Rolf Joseph.

Evaluation Note:

“Come, come — let me tell you” is a densely poetic, confession-driven lyric that dwells in grief, remembrance, and unresolved intimacy. Through heavy repetition and shadowed imagery, the song sustains emotional pressure rather than release, allowing longing and regret to accumulate as its primary force.

Lyrics:

In shadows deep, where memories keep, I find your name
A fading light, a haunting night—these echoes call my shame

Come, come — let me tell you more, of what we lost, of what we shared
These chains that bind the restless mind in this lonely game
In broken words, the silence stirs, a ghost between the lines
Your phantom touch, it weighs so much, in dreams where love still shines

Come, come — let me tell you more, of whispered vows, of hearts laid bare
Through endless nights, these raging fights, this heart in slow decline
In tears we fall, through memory’s hall, where shadows still remain
A shattered past, reflections cast, within this endless pain

Come, come — let me tell you more, of dreams once bright, now in disrepair
These wounds that bleed, the broken creed—love lost in the rain
Your voice, so near through silent fear, it whispers in my mind
The weight of fate, a heavy gate, where hope is hard to find
The dawn will break, but hearts still ache, in this hollow room
A solemn dance of lost romance, beneath a sunless gloom

Come, come — let me tell you, of hearts entwined, of dragons we dared
The ghost of time, it leaves us blind to love’s final doom
In every breath, through shadows’ depth, I hear your silent cry
An empty space, a distant face, in dreams where echoes lie
Through fractured dreams, our silent screams—a love in twilight’s haze
In twilight’s chime, the final rhyme of all our endless days

Come, come — let me tell you more, of fires burned, of bridges spared
These empty halls, the silent calls, a heart lost in the maze
In fractured glass, the shadows pass, reflections of our pain
A symphony of lost goodbyes, where love is but a strain

Come, come — let me tell you, of tears we’ve shed, of words laid bare
In the echo’s call, through endless fall, where memories remain
In silence deep, through endless sleep, I reach for you once more
A thousand nights, a thousand fights—your ghost I can't ignore

Come, come — let me tell you more, of battles fought, of love declared
These scars that mark, the silent dark, a heart forever sore
On broken ground, without a sound, I trace your name in dust
A fragile line through endless time, where hope is but a gust

📀Come, come, let me tell you more

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