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Welcome to “Whenever You Want to Be Alone – The Solo Piano Meltdown Edition.”

Yes, you read that right. It’s just a piano.
No drums. No bass. No synths.
Just 88 keys and one man’s inner monologue collapsing like an IKEA shelf built without the little Allen key.

This track is what happens when heartbreak meets a grand piano at 2 a.m., and the piano says:
“Bro… same.”

You’ll hear gentle chords.
You’ll hear emotional swells.
You’ll hear the musical equivalent of a highly trained athlete running into a glass door he thought was open.
It’s beautiful. It’s tragic. It’s unintentionally hilarious.

This is the sound of someone finally saying:
“Whenever you want to be alone, guess what — me too, baby.
Enjoy your space. Enjoy your freedom.
I’m over here enjoying… well… the piano.”

Perfect for:
• Staring dramatically out the window.
• Pretending you’re in a French art film.
• Emotional damage recovery Level 1.
• Rehearsing fake arguments you’ll never actually win.
• Playing it while someone ghosts you in real time.
• Using the sustain pedal like therapy.

Somewhere around minute two, you’ll hear the subtle shift of a person realising:
“Wait.
I am not your emotional Uber.”
And the piano goes: ding ding ding — correct!

If you ever wanted to hear heartbreak with class, sarcasm and slightly passive-aggressive arpeggios…
this is your track.

Sit back, relax, and let the piano do the crying for you.
It’s cheaper than therapy and significantly more melodic.

Lyrics:

Whenever you want to be alone,
I won’t come bringing love to you.
You don’t have to call my name now —
I’m finally letting go of you.

Whenever you want to be alone,
I won’t come bringing love to you.
If you need space, I won’t chase —
I’m learning what I shouldn’t do.

You stood me up, messed around, and treated me unkind,
Left me waiting in the shadows with your name on my mind.
But this time 'round, I’m changing all the rules,
No more playing loyal while you take me for a fool.

It’s much too late for you to shift your ways,
I won’t keep holding on, expecting you to stay.
When you’re all alone and sinking in the blue —
Don’t count on me to come running back to you.

I learned the hard way what your freedom meant,
You only came around when your lonely heart bent.
Now I’m stepping back from all the pain you do —
I’m not your safety net, I’m not your rescue.

Whenever you want to be alone,
I won’t come bringing love to you.
You don’t have to call my name now —
I’m finally letting go of you.

Whenever you want to be alone,
I won’t come bringing love to you.
If you need space, I won’t chase —
I’m learning what I shouldn’t do.

Time after time you said you “need to be free,”
And I pretended it was fine, though it tore into me.
And while you wandered off to chase your fun,
I kept waiting for a day that never really came, not one.

You’ll never know how deep the hurt could feel,
How long I waited for a love that wasn’t real.
And when you’re all alone and feeling down —
I won’t be the one who’s always hanging 'round.

No more late-night calls I always answered,
No more hoping you'd return a little faster.
You made your choice — now I’m making mine,
I’m walking out of your halfway love this time.

Whenever you want to be alone,
I won’t come bringing love to you.
You don’t have to call my name now —
I’m finally letting go of you.

Whenever you want to be alone,
I won’t come bringing love to you.
If you need space, I won’t chase —
I’m learning what I shouldn’t do.

I won’t bring my love to you (no),
I won’t bring my love to you.
You can keep your freedom, baby —
I’m finally choosing mine too.

Whenever You Want to Be Alone (Piano Version)

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This track is what happens when a piano tries to whisper something too fragile for words — a tiny moment, caught between two lives moving in opposite directions, pretending they’re not.

Imagine two trains slowing down on the same track. Not crashing. Not kissing. Just… noticing each other. That quiet recognition you feel only once or twice in a lifetime — when someone’s presence flickers through you like late sunlight slipping under a station roof.

He walks.
She slows.
Nobody says what they actually mean.

It’s that strange, magnetic almost — the kind that doesn’t become a love story, but somehow becomes a memory that haunts you more than a love story ever could.

The piano carries that feeling:
two people side by side for one impossible second,
the world holding its breath,
the tracks humming with “maybe,”
and then the gentle bend where everything must go its separate way.

No drama.
No goodbye.
Just a moment too pure to survive reality.

This piece is for everyone who ever felt the warmth of someone walking next to them… and then heard the soft click of destiny switching them onto different rails.

Sometimes we don’t lose.
We don’t win either.
We just transcend —
and life keeps rolling on.

Two trains.
Same track.
Fade back.

Lyrics:

Two trains…
same track…
late sun…
blue-black.

He walks —
she slows…
no words,
just close.

Side by side,
then a quiet bend…
Not a start,
not an end.

Just a moment…
too true to stay —
Two trains
pull away.

Headphones…
half-smile…
long road,
short while.

Her eyes
said maybe…
His hands
said steady.

Side by side,
then a quiet bend…
Not a start,
not an end.

Just a moment
that slipped away —
Two trains
roll on…
ok.

Platform hush…
Ticket dust…
Time don’t care
what we almost touched.

Side by side,
then a quiet bend…
We don’t lose —
we transcend.

Two trains…
same track…
gone slow…
fade back.

Two Trains (Piano Version)

There are songs you play… and there are songs you survive.
This one? It’s the second kind.

This solo piano piece is built from the quiet places you only visit when the lights are low and the room finally stops pretending it’s warm. It’s the sound of someone trying to hide their feelings — not because they’re weak, but because they’ve run out of places to put the hurt.

Every note falls like a confession that nobody asked for, a little too honest, a little too late.
It’s the weight of being met with cold routine, of giving everything to someone who can’t even meet you halfway… and the strange peace that comes when you finally stop trying.

The melody moves the way a person moves after a long goodbye — slow, careful, almost in disbelief that it’s really over.
There’s a “silent void” in this track, and somehow the piano makes you hear it. That empty space between two people who once meant everything, now just drifting past each other like ghosts in their own story.

If you’ve ever loved someone who became a stranger
If you’ve ever begged a November-hearted person to notice you
If you’ve ever asked yourself why you kept breaking for someone who never even cracked…

…then you’ll hear yourself in this piece.

It’s a goodbye wrapped in melody.
A release disguised as a whisper.
A heart finally learning to stop bleeding for someone who never cared to stop the cut.

Sit with it a moment.
Let it hurt in the quiet way only a piano can hurt.

And if you need to —
let it be your way of closing the door too.

Lyrics:

If I hide it, if I hide it now,
Will you stop, will you stop caring somehow?
If I fake it, if I fake what I feel,
Will you still tear the best from me, unreal?

You give me, you give me the coldest routine,
You give me, you’re giving me the dullest scene,
Too tired for me.

There’s a silent void, and I’ve drowned in it before,
There’s a silent void — it’s you.
There’s a silent void, and it’s colder than before,
Taking away what I once knew.
(Sometimes I think you’re just too cruel to me.)

You give me the coldest routine,
That’s why I’m done with you (with you).
You give me the coldest routine,
Too tired for me.
(Sometimes I think you’re just too cruel to me.)

I’d do nothing now for you,
Wouldn’t care for your pain.
Everything you wanted me to —
I’d let it slip away.

There’s a silent void, and I’ve seen it all before,
There’s a silent void — it’s true.
There’s a silent void, and it’s colder than before,
Taking away what’s left of you.

You give me the coldest routine,
That’s why I’m done with you (with you).
You give me, keep giving me the coldest routine,
Too tired for me.

You’ve got the smallest heart,
Sometimes I think you’re too numb for me.
Every day’s November and every night’s just half-past three.

Will you stop remembering me? Ha-ha.
Will you stop now, will you stop bringing out the worst in me?

The Coldest Routine (Piano Version)

There are songs that don’t really “start.”

They just unfold — like a memory you didn’t invite but didn’t stop either.
This solo piano piece is exactly that: a slow breath of something familiar, a quiet echo from a life that once fit perfectly and then didn’t anymore.

I wrote it after a run where the past ambushed me out of nowhere — the way it does when the world is too still, or too loud, or just too honest.
One moment I was just moving forward…
and the next I was back in a village I barely recognize, chasing footsteps that don’t exist anymore.

This track is the sound of remembering someone you don’t talk to anymore, but still hope is doing okay.
Someone who left without drama — just slipped out of your days so softly that the silence became its own kind of ache.

Every note is a frequency between two people who once understood each other without trying…
and now exist like parallel signals that never quite line up, humming in different corners of the same sky.

If you’ve ever thought of someone at the wrong time, in the wrong place, for the wrong reasons —
if you’ve ever felt a name rise in your chest like a ghost tapping on a window —
this piece is for you.

It’s gentle.
It’s tired.
It’s honest.
And it remembers.

Just like you do.

Lyrics:

I remembered you today when I was running,
The village blurred behind the sun.
Your name came up without a warning,

The air was cold but soft somehow,
Like every step was yesterday.
I thought I saw you in the crowd,
But ghosts don’t look this way.

I hope you’re fine,
I hope your life is good too.
The sky still hums the same old tune,
But I can’t reach you.

The neon waves reflected memories,
In puddles where the streetlights fade.
You said goodbye without a calendar,
And I forgot to be afraid.

Running, running, running…
Through the places we outgrew.
I remembered you today,
And the sky remembered too.

I hope you’re fine,
I hope your life is good too.
We’re just two frequencies apart,
Lost in the reverb blue.

I Remembered You Today (Piano Version)

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