The story follows a woman wandering through a high-tech cyber city, where the rain washes away more than just makeup. She faces the ultimate digital heartbreak: seeing her lost love's happiness on a billboard while an algorithm relentlessly plays their song. It is a profound narrative of a "broken-hearted girl" whose analog emotions can't be deleted or filed away. This Classic Soul Ballad features powerhouse vocals supported by a haunting organ and modern synthesizers, creating a bridge between the physical and the virtual. The saddest girl in this neon town... From the album: THE HOLOGRAM HOTELmore

Nana always said Don't you go to bed mad I'd just roll my eyes Didn't hear a word she said Thought it was just talk Old folks always say Filling up the silence On a long drive home that way Oh dad, I wish I'd said 'I love you' Shouted it right over all that noise Swallowed every sharp word Just to hear your sweet voice One more time, in that kitchen Fighting over nothing, like fools Oh dad, I wish I'd said I love you Yeah, I wish I'd said I love you Front door slammed hard Keys on the cold floor Coffee got all cold By an empty chair Told myself, We'll fix it Tomorrow will be fine But tomorrow came And you weren't there, no sign Now I tell my own kids 'Come here, make it good' Kiss their sleepy faces Like I know I always should 'Cause I finally get it What nana meant back then You can't get back a moment You only get this one again Oh dad, I'm still saying 'I love you' Out loud in this quiet room Oh, I'm living like I said it to you Yeah, I'm living like I said it to you - Mastered by mixea.commore