Unbuttoned
Pressed shirt, perfect timing, always a safe choice,
Every word rehearsed like a script with no noise.
Five-year plan written neat in your eyes,
Polite nods hiding what you never let rise.
Stiff collar dreams and measured breath,
Living flawless feels a little like death.
There’s no soul in your symmetry,
Let the clock run wild with me.
Show me the chaos in your code,
Break the pattern, lose control.
It’s so easy (so easy) to love the flaws you hide,
To dance barefoot in the rain tonight.
Throw that shirt away, forget the lines,
I find joy in the mess you try to deny.
It’s so easy (so easy) — when you let it show,
Your beautiful mess, that’s what I want to know.
Singing off-key to songs you don’t know,
The coffee stain you tried to outgrow.
Your laugh too loud for the quiet room,
That’s the truth I fall into.
Perfection cracks — and through the seam,
Spills the light I always dreamed.
Stop censoring your edges,
Stop trying to fit the frame.
This kind of love is reckless,
And I don’t need someone tame.
No gatekeeper to blame,
Just you, unfiltered, untamed.
It’s so easy (so easy) to love the flaws you hide,
Let the raindrops wash your pride.
Rip the pages, burn the guide,
I find joy where the rules collide.
It’s so easy (so easy) — when you let it show,
Your beautiful mess, that’s all I need to know.
It’s so easy... when you just let go...
So easy... to love your beautiful mess.
Fade the light, lose the guess —
All I want... is your beautiful mess.