About the song This song is about quiet survival. It lives in the space between exhaustion and hope — the moments when life feels heavy, progress feels slow, and simply getting through the day takes everything you have. It speaks for people who keep going without being seen, who carry responsibility, worry, and emotional weight in silence. Rather than offering false positivity, the song reframes hope as something gentle and patient. Hope isn’t loud or dramatic here — it’s choosing to stay, to breathe, to believe that pain isn’t the whole story. The song reminds the listener that storms don’t erase the sun; they only hide it for a while. And staying here, even bruised and tired, still means something.more

“No Room For Me” is a protest song about a forgotten veteran — a man who served his country, did his duty, and followed every rule, only to be left homeless and ignored when he needed help most. The song contrasts public praise for service and sacrifice with the private reality of being abandoned by the system. It shows the pain of watching politicians talk confidently from warm offices, while the man who wore the uniform sleeps rough on cold London streets. Importantly, the song isn’t aimed at other struggling people. He doesn’t blame those being helped — he questions why compassion seems selective, and why empty buildings and promises exist while he has nowhere to go. At its heart, the song asks one simple, human question: If I did my part… why was there no room for me? It’s not about anger for anger’s sake. It’s about dignity, broken promises, and the quiet hurt of being forgotten after giving everything. Website www.istillgotasong.commore

“Never Straight” is a working-class pub anthem that uses humour and shared experience to call out the long-standing gap between political promises and everyday reality — without shouting, blaming, or pretending it’s new.more