Where the Heart Went Down | Live Acoustic | Let Babylon Burn

✅🎵 Album available on all streaming services They never built a statue where we broke. No flowers. No fanfare. Just silence. This is “Where the Heart Went Down” — a raw, poetic acoustic ballad about the kind of love that doesn’t end with a scream… but with a whisper. Live concert energy. Nylon guitar. Hoarse voice. Nyabinghi heartbeat. If you’ve ever loved someone into ruin — this one’s for you. 🔥 New music every few days. Full album drops July 30. ▶️ Subscribe and let the fire carry you home. 🎧 Listen to the full Let Babylon Burn collection:    • Let Babylon Burn Official Playlist   👕 Official merch – Let the world feel your fire: 👉 https://my-store-10a329f.creator-spri... ☕ Support the mission (join & fuel the fire):    / @letbabylonburn   #acousticballad #indieroots #emotionalmusic #heartbreaksong #liveacoustic #poeticlyrics #nylonguitar #nyabinghivibes #consciousmusic #IndieReggae #letbabylonburn #sadlovesongs #spiritualvibes #rawperformance #hoarsevocals #indiemusiccommunity #deeplyrics #reggaefusion #viralmusic #soulwounds Lyriks: We didn’t scream — we whispered sharp Like glass between the sheets You reached for me like I was war And I fell like broken peace Now every hallway knows our echo Every teacup holds our name The walls still flinch when lightning strikes But only I remain This ain’t just where love gave out It’s where the soul was torn apart It’s the battlefield we never marked But we both still bear the scars I leave a flower on the silence And a prayer beneath the sound They’ll never build a statue here… But this is where the heart went down You kept your truths in folded letters Tucked beneath your pride And I kept singing songs for ghosts Who never said goodbye I lit a candle on the windowsill For every time I lied Now the wind just laughs and blows it out Like God’s too tired to try We were soldiers made of longing Fighting just to stay But the war was in the silence And we both walked away No trumpets, no surrender No crowd to cry or drown Just two fools who held on too long… In the place the heart went down