Fade Like a Gentleman

“Some men burn out. Some men break. But me… I fade like a gentleman.”

I won’t beg the night, I won’t curse the day, I’ve made my peace with the games I played. Every scar I wear is stitched in pride, And I’ll tip my hat when it’s time to slide.

Fade like a gentleman, No fight, no sound. Fade like a gentleman, Six feet underground. No tears, no crown — Just a suit and a name laid down.

Whiskey’s gone, but the glass still waits, Echoes whisper at the velvet gates. I don’t need the choir, I don’t need the crowd, Just silence heavy, low and proud.

Fade like a gentleman, No fight, no sound. Fade like a gentleman, Six feet underground. No tears, no crown — Just a suit and a name laid down.

“Don’t write me songs. Don’t carve me stone. Just let me leave… like I’ve always known.”

Fade like a gentleman, I won’t raise my hand. Fade like a gentleman, The night will understand. No fire, no plan — Just a man who fades like a gentleman.

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