BLINDSPOT Verse 1 You always came in through the side door, Like you didn’t wanna wake the house. Never where the light could catch you, Always where I’d let you out. I kept calling it bad timing, Like clocks could take the blame. Funny how I knew your leaving Before I really knew your name. My instincts only work in hindsight. ⸻ Pre-Chorus Maybe I knew. Maybe I just liked the story better When nobody left. ⸻ Chorus Blindspot. You’re the place my eyes Always skipped somehow. Every red flag Looked white from where I was. Maybe I wasn’t missing you— Maybe I was missing What was always clear. You never learned to hide. I just learned Not to look. Blindspot. Blindspot. ⸻ Verse 2 My friends spoke fluent warning. I answered in translation. Changed every “He won’t change” Into another conversation. It’s embarrassing— Hope can counterfeit evidence. I kept putting flowers Where the exits should’ve been. Love shouldn’t require this much editing. I kept confusing Recognition With destiny. ⸻ Pre-Chorus 2 If love Is supposed to open your eyes— Why did mine Keep closing? ⸻ Chorus Blindspot. You’re the place my eyes Always skipped somehow. Every red flag Looked white from where I was. Maybe I wasn’t missing you— Maybe I was missing What was always clear. You never learned to hide. I just learned Not to look. Blindspot. Blindspot. ⸻ Bridge Maybe my blind spot Was never you. Maybe it was The girl Who mistook Familiar For safe. The worst lies Are the ones That fit your history. Some wounds don’t repeat. They recruit. I keep apologising To every version of myself That thought surviving And being loved Were the same thing. My blind spot Had your handwriting. ⸻ Final Chorus Blindspot. You’re the part of me That still reaches back. Every goodbye Sounded like another chance. Maybe love Was never losing you— Maybe it was finally Finding me. You were never hiding. I was. Blindspot. Blindspot. Now I know Where to look.
