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v2. Same lyric, same withheld ending. Strangers said the voice whispered where it should sing, so this take sings into the room (no whisper, no mumble) and holds the pad back until the bridge. Testing whether the fix is audible cold: does the first line read as sung, and does the moment at 2:24 arrive instead of just continue?

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A boy from Neptune crash-lands on Earth, lost and struggling with the weight of an unfamiliar world. Then he meets someone whose pull becomes stronger than his need to get home. I’m aiming for a cinematic, vulnerable mood that builds from loneliness and uncertainty into connection, hope, and a powerful sense of belonging.

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Who are you wanting to be? The mirror shows the real you

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A door is how you run and this is not wanting to run from someone.

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Morning after the balcony: the lark and the nightingale, neither says it. Testing whether a quiet idea can move a stranger. Where does your attention leave, and at what second?

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Ever made reservations for a restaurant and you still had to wait 45 minutes? What about sitting in traffic and people driving crazy. Or even better spent a lot of money on theme park tickets and it is at full capacity. This song is about having to deal with people - and how awesome it is when you realize you don't like people

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My goal was to use the final girl trope as an anthem for survival and bodily autonomy.

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I write my perspective through a cryptic filter I want people to tell me what they think of it

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I know this might sound like any other betrayal song, but instead of stopping there, I decided to take you across the bridge while it’s burning with me, so maybe you could feel what burning is actually like when the fire isn’t outside, but inside. So you’d understand that you can catch fire along with the bridges you burn, and maybe learn to be careful about who you hand the matches to.

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The tale of an heiress that finally reaches her breaking point, and has a meltdown at her own garden party.

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The tale of a performer who plays the calliope for a circus train in the late 1890's.

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Long Road Ahead is a storytelling track where I experimented with blending Drum & Bass and Reggaeton. I’d love to know what you genuinely think of the song, especially the story, genre blend, and overall feeling. Headphones recommended — there are a few stereo details hidden in the mix. 🎧