A raw, cinematic journey through desire, chaos, and rebirth, Undone fuses blues, gospel, jazz, and rock into a smoky, sultry soundscape. With surreal imagery, the song blurs the sacred and profane, swinging from intimate whispers to explosive, choir-filled climaxes. Equal parts haunting and electric, it’s a confessional and a catharsis — a wild reflection of longing, loss, and untamed emotion. I buried my shoes in a jar of honey, Watched the clock bleed out its spine. The preacher sold me lightning cheap, Said the thunder was divine. Teeth in the river, eyes in the rain, I kissed a broken angel on a runaway train. Sing me backwards, tear me apart, There’s a choir in the ashes and a church in my heart. I carved a song into a dead man’s trumpet, Played it slow ‘til the silence cracked. My shadow ran off with a one-eyed crow, But I swear to God, it’s coming back. Teeth in the river, eyes in the rain, I kissed a broken angel on a runaway train. Sing me backwards, tear me apart, There’s a choir in the ashes and a church in my heart. Oh, the fire tastes sweet when it burns like wine, I drank the devil’s smile and it tasted like mine. Hallelujah with a twisted tongue, Every note I sing comes out undone. Teeth in the river, eyes in the rain, I kissed a broken angel on a runaway train. Sing me backwards, tear me apart, There’s a choir in the ashes and a church in my heart.more