Before is a song about the moment you stop measuring your worth through someone else’s love. It captures the quiet shift that happens after heartbreak, when pain slowly turns into clarity. Not anger, not revenge, but the realization that you deserved more than what you were given.

The song balances bitterness and hope, holding space for both grief and self-respect. It speaks to that final stage of letting go, when you no longer beg to be chosen, but choose yourself instead.

To me, “Before” is about closing a door without slamming it. A goodbye that doesn’t need an answer. A reminder that sometimes moving on isn’t loud or dramatic, it’s simply knowing you’re worth staying for.

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Lose You is a song about emotional uncertainty. The kind that keeps you awake at night, questioning your feelings and your choices. It captures the confusion of loving someone deeply while feeling unsure if the relationship is right for you.

At its core, the song is about two fears existing at the same time. The fear of losing someone you care about, and the fear of losing yourself by staying. Both feel heavy, and neither comes with a clear answer.

This song is meant to be a place of comfort. A reminder that doubt doesn’t mean failure, and that not knowing what to do is sometimes the most honest feeling of all.

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