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SHE DIDN'T COME HOME LAST NIGHT
She didn’t come home last night,
Not the way you thought she would.
Left her shoes by the dashboard light,
Hair smelling like something good.

Neck long in the morning sun,
Green sheets twisted at her feet,
Low to the edge of the concrete
Like she’s got nothing to hide, nothing to keep.

She leans back into the daylight,
Wide like a woman who knows
How to gather up golden
Without asking where it goes.

The light don’t just land on her —
It lingers like it knows her name.
That flush on her collarbone?
Baby, that ain’t shame.

She didn’t come home last night,
She stayed where the gold felt right.
Let the music move through her bones,
Let the morning find her alone.

Ain’t no shame in the shine,
Ain’t no sin in the sun.
She didn’t lose herself out there —
She just remembered who she was.

Dew still clinging to her skin
Like hands that forgot to let go,
She don’t wipe it off —
She lets it glow.

She blooms like she danced
‘Til the streetlights blinked,
Laughed too loud at a midnight joke,
Kissed somebody just to think.

Bit her lip just once
Just to feel her body wake —
Not to prove she’s wanted,
Just to feel the ache.

One gold flare against the sidewalk,
Gorgeous and a little undone —
But honey, she ain’t broken.
She’s only just begun.


She didn’t come home last night,
She stayed where the light felt right.
Barefoot heart in the street,
Breathing in something sweet.

Ain’t no shame in the shine,
Ain’t no sin in the sun.
She didn’t lose herself out there —
She just remembered who she was.

Maybe you thought she was reckless.
Maybe you thought she was wild.
Maybe you called it a mistake —
Like she’d forgotten how to be mild.

But the glow in the window glass
Looked a little too familiar…

Like I’ve seen her before.

I didn’t come home last night,
I stayed where the gold felt right.
Let the music move through my bones,
Let the morning find me alone.

Ain’t no shame in my shine,
Ain’t no sin in the sun.
I didn’t lose myself out there —
I just remembered who I was.

She didn’t come home last night…
She came back to herself.

And that was enough.