[Verse 1] You were a crooked map and a dare I couldn’t read, A midnight train with no seat, but I loved the speed. I quit my routine like a photograph that’s torn, Packed a suitcase of maybe’s for the twilight and the morn. Your laugh was a lighthouse in a town I didn’t know, I sold my worn-out compass just to follow how you glow. Neighbors thought I’d lost my mind, mother said don’t go— I smiled and folded silence into places only we could show. [Pre-Chorus] I traded safe for something sparer, held my breath and let it fly, Swore the world could be rewritten if I kept your hand nearby. [Chorus] I risked it all for you, laid the last of my doubt on the line, Polaroids in the glovebox, every heartbeat like a sign. I risked it all for you, took the cards and played them through, Lost my map, kept your name, and I’m still saying, “All-in for you.” [Verse 2] We burned our tickets, lit the sky with every thing we stole, Sang along to cassette songs with the moon in control. I gave away the answers and the neat and certain plans, Traded comfort for your freckled smile and trembling hands. There were nights I watched the ceiling, counting chances like a grin, A coin in every pocket for the gamble we were in. You asked if I was scared; I told you I was brave, Because courage is a currency I laid down in waves. [Pre-Chorus] You held my quiet like a secret, turned my trembling into truth, We stitched a reckless altar out of late-night, borrowed youth. [Chorus] I risked it all for you, laid the last of my doubt on the line, Polaroids in the glovebox, every heartbeat like a sign. I risked it all for you, took the cards and played them through, Lost my map, kept your name, and I’m still saying, “All-in for you.” [Bridge] If the world comes knocking with the price of what I gave, Tell them I’d repeat it, tell them I was brave. Maybe I’ll have nothing left but the echo of your laugh, I’d trade the rest of morning for the way you chase me back. And if the storm erases every plan we could have made, I’ll count the small surviving things—your hand, the promises we paid. [Breakdown — quiet, intimate] I risked rent and routine, risked the quiet of known shores, Risked the safe and hollow boxes, risked my most familiar doors. But if love is a currency, I spent it without regret, Because the thought of not risking you was the one thing I couldn’t let. [Chorus — final, swelling] I risked it all for you, laid the last of my doubt on the line, Polaroids in the glovebox, every heartbeat like a sign. I risked it all for you, took the cards and played them through, Lost my map, kept your name, and I’m still saying, “All-in for you.” [Outro — soft, resolving] So if the nights grow colder and the lights blur into blue, Remember I once bet the world and I bet it all on you.