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"You Can Go Now" was written from the perspective of myself being dead, watching people come and go, especially my ex, hearing words and regrets I needed to hear while I was still alive. It's about the painful realization that sometimes people only appreciate what they had once it's gone. By the end, the meaning takes an unexpected turn without changing the message: telling her she can leave becomes a reminder that there's still someone alive who needs her, and maybe this time, she should choose to stay. more

Ever seen A Lot Like Love (2005)? Yeah, the one with Ashton Kutcher. Well, let's just say I've lived through something surprisingly similar. Two people, feelings that never quite lined up, and timing that apparently had a personal problem with us. ㅤ Fate? Coincidence? Or just two people with the worst scheduling skills in romantic history? 😅 ㅤ [VERSE] You wore a ring by the blue light glow Standing beside someone I came to know He kept your world from falling apart So I stayed silent and played my part I could've chased what I couldn't claim Could've turned love into a selfish game But some stars shine in another sky And loving you meant letting you fly ㅤ [CHORUS] Every time your heart was finally ready for me Mine was holding another that night Every time my heart was finally ready for you Yours was holding another that night ㅤ [CHORUS] Every time your heart was finally ready for me Mine couldn't see your eyes resting on me Every time your heart was finally ready for me Mine couldn't feel yours resting on me ㅤ [CHORUS] Every time my heart was finally ready for you Yours couldn't see my eyes resting on you Every time my heart was finally ready for you Yours couldn't feel mine resting on you ㅤ [CHORUS] Every time your heart was finally ready for me Mine was holding another that night Every time my heart was finally ready for you Yours was holding another that nightmore