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NYZA ORIGINALS

Refresh the Page

R&B 92 BPM 2:30 Official Lyric Video

She checks her phone 47 times before noon, hoping his name appears in notifications. The cursor blinks on his last message from three weeks ago—she's memorized every word, every punctuation mark. She knows she should delete the conversation thread, but instead she reads it again, her thumb trembling over the keyboard, composing responses she'll never send.

Lyrics

Verse 1 I'm hitting refresh like it's oxygen Your name in my notifications, that's a win Three weeks gone but your ghost is so close I'm rewriting conversations I'll never post Cursor blinking, fingers frozen, scared to delete Your last words taste like honey and deceit I know you're not coming back, but my phone don't know So I'm checking, rechecking, can't let go Chorus Refresh the page, refresh the page Maybe you changed your mind, maybe you'll come back today Refresh the page, I'm stuck in the same place Waiting for a message that ain't ever gonna come my way Verse 2 I memorized your typing speed, how you use three dots I see ghosts of you in places that I've forgot Your silence is a language I speak fluent now I'm addicted to the hoping, can't figure out how To stop myself from scrolling through your story again See who you with, who you with, pretend that it don't sting I'm a prisoner of proximity, you're just one tap away But the worst addiction is believing you might stay Chorus Refresh the page, refresh the page Maybe you changed your mind, maybe you'll come back today Refresh the page, I'm stuck in the same place Waiting for a message that ain't ever gonna come my way Bridge I should block you, I should block you But what if you reach out tomorrow? I should move on, I should move on But I'm too scared of the sorrow So I refresh, and I refresh Till my battery's running low Till I forget that obsession ain't love It's just fear of letting go Outro Refresh the page, refresh the page Refresh the page, refresh the page But you ain't never coming back No, you ain't never coming back