You carry the boxes.
You check the drawers one last time.
You laugh about something small, the way you always did.

And somewhere between those little moments,
you realize you're watching the end of a life you shared.

That's the feeling behind KEEP THE OTHER KEY.

It's about loving someone enough to let them leave, even when every part of you wishes they wouldn't.

Not asking them to promise anything.
Not asking when they'll come back.

Just letting them know that the years you spent together still mean something.

And that love doesn't always disappear the moment two people say goodbye.

Sometimes, it simply has nowhere left to go. 🤍

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You know which bus to take.
You know how to get to work.
You have a room to sleep in, a key in your pocket, and everything you're supposed to need.

But somehow, days go by without having a real conversation with anyone.

Then there's this little café near the station.

Someone remembers how you like your coffee. They tell you where to get a decent meal, which road floods when it rains, and which bus never shows up on time.

Nothing extraordinary.

Until one morning, they say,

“See you tomorrow.”

And you answer,

“Yeah, I'll be here.”

They probably don't think twice about it.

But you do.

Because for the first time since you moved here, there's somewhere you actually want to go when you wake up.

THE USUAL is about those small, ordinary moments that mean more than anyone realizes.

And about how much it matters to be remembered, especially when you've started to feel invisible.

Maybe you've had a place like that.
Or maybe you've been that person for someone else.

Either way, I hope this song stays with you. 🤍

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That’s where this song begins: in the quiet space between letting someone go and knowing you would answer if they called.

“I’D STILL COME” is about seeing them move on, wishing you could do the same, and being honest with yourself about what would happen if they needed you tonight. It isn’t a promise you’re proud of. It’s the truth you haven’t been able to change.

“I wish I wouldn’t.
But I would.”

I’D STILL COME is out now. 🤍

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The one who answers every call.
The one who stays strong when everything falls apart.
The one who always knows what to do.

And somewhere along the way, they stop asking themselves a simple question.

If I had nothing left to give, would anyone still come looking for me?

USEFUL is about the quiet difference between being needed and being loved.

It's about those moments when you wish someone would ask how you've been, instead of what you can do for them.

And sometimes, all you really want is a phone call that begins with—

“Need anything?”

“No. I just called because I missed you.”

For everyone who has ever wondered if they would still matter on a day when they have nothing left to give, this song is for you.

Thank you for listening to USEFUL. I hope these words reach someone who needs to hear them today.

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I asked this question when I first introduced STILL.

Today, I think I know my answer.

To me, love is not simply wanting someone to stay forever.

Time changes everything.
Our faces, our days,
even the places we once knew.

And someday,
it may separate two people
who once believed they had forever.

But if there were another life,
another name,
another face,
another place—

and I could choose again...

Still you.

That is what love means to me.

Not simply,

“I never want to lose you.”

But—

“Even if I do,
I will find you again.”

STILL is out now.

To everyone who has ever loved someone
enough to wish for one more lifetime—

this song is for you.

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