Meltdown Lyrics Vocaloid Novels & Stories

Celine whispered in Vicky's ear, "I'm sorry, I'm leaving abroad soon. Your stupid best friend is gone forever. She's dead now. What else can she do to me? "She was just too stupid to fall in love with Dustin. And you, just like your best friend, are equally stupid!" Vicky screamed. She stretched out her hand and pulled Celine's hair against the wall. Dustin pulled Celine back into the room. Bang, the door was shut. Vicky continued screaming outside the door, shouting loudly for Dustin to open the door. Dustin was unmoved. Celine stepped forward with her eyes all red and said pitifully, "I'm sorry, Dustin, maybe I shouldn't have come back. If I had stayed abroad, I would not have caused Saman

Mel's POV I clear my throat, feeling the alcohol loosening my restraint. “This one’s for my mom,” I announce, my slurred voice booming through the room. Then, I start singing the lyrics to “Rain” by Sleep Token—loudly and likely off-key. Who fucking cares.

Which is fine by me. With my AirPods snugly in place, I surrender to the enchanting melody flowing through them. Lost in the human’s amazing music –Meltdown by Niall Horan– I find solace, my worries fading into the background as each note washes over me. He is such an underrated singer.

I'm falling In all the good times, I find myself longing for change And in the bad times, I fear myself I'm off the deep end, watch as I dive in I'll never meet the ground Crash through the surface, where they can't hurt us We're far from the shallow now In the sha-ha, sha-ha-llow In the sha-ha-sha-la-la-la-llow In the sha-ha, sha-ha-llow We're far from the shallow now With each word he sang, one could feel the passion with which he was singing. Like he was singing for his woman.

Aric, Kaida, and Malachi stepped forward, their melodies of compassion and unity shining brightly, ready to face this ultimate challenge. With a surge of power, Aric raised his hands, calling upon the symphony's melodies to strengthen his spirit. A brilliant light enveloped him, infusing his melodies with an ethereal radiance. He channeled the essence of the symphony, unleashing a torrent of harmonic energy that surged towards Morvain, dispelling the darkness that clung to its form.

A girl’s voice humming through cold. “Damn it,” he muttered. He couldn't stop hearing it. --- In her cell, Melodie curled into the straw, fingers still tingling. He had held it. Touched the whistle. It wasn’t enough. Not yet. But something flickered. --- “Tomorrow,” she whispered to herself, “I’ll make another.” ---

What if she never looked at him the same again? Elsewhere, in a dark room, Aoi and Ivory were tied to a post—unconscious, their mouths taped shut. Leaning against the wall by the door was Jethro Alias, casually playing an online game on his phone. Just then, the door slammed open. “F*ck!” Jethro cursed as the door smacked his face and his phone clattered to the floor. “Aoi! Ivory!” Hilda shouted, rushing in and immediately heading for her friends.

We all sing. “Replay-ay-ay, Replay-ay-ay, You got my, got my, Heart on replay.” Mel sings while Haz and I sing the adlibs. “Thought I’d be fine, I was doing great, Then your story popped up its fate. You said, “remember this song we made?” Now I’m dancing in the mess we made.” Haz and Mel sings. “My heart’s a record that skips time, Spinning circles, losing my mind. I know I should press stop

Her breathing hitched, fingers digging into my shoulders as she trembled. “Look at me when you come,” I whispered. “Please.” Melissa’s gaze locked on mine, eyes glassy with tears and love. She came with my name on her lips, a soft, shattered cry that echoed through the quiet room. Her walls clenched around me so perfectly it dragged me over the edge right after her. I buried myself as deep as I could go and came with a low, guttural groan, spilling inside her while holding her like she was the only thing keeping me anchored to this earth.

It saw me flinch down and screeched again. "Center yourself," Nia's voice came through the amulet. "It's using sound. Dilute it." I nodded. "Still I see you," I began singing, listening to my voice. "Bring it whole, my soul full, feeling like forever. Dying in tempo in tenfold, you feel like forever. Echoing over it into me. It feels like forever." I followed the melody I was creating as I dodged and attacked. His blade and mine sparked. I pushed it back hard enough to knock the blade from its hands. Once again it screeched. "I've no more left but it's okay, I've no regrets. The end is coming, beginning for some. It's getting closer."