"The Devil You Loved"

In Arpeggio’s most gut-wrenching confession, love meets its executioner.

He sings from the ruins of his own heart —

a man who finally admits that the evil in him isn’t a phase,

it’s a pattern carved into his soul.

The melody drips with guilt and longing,

as he faces the truth that the woman who loved him most

was collateral in his war with himself.

Each lyric is an apology he knows comes too late,

a trembling hand reaching through the smoke of everything he burned.

He doesn’t beg for forgiveness —

he simply lays the truth bare:

she loved the devil,

and the devil loved her back… just not enough to save her.