What they say about this song:
“It feels like standing in the rain after someone leaves — soaked in truth, but still whole.”

This is a song for those who were left while still holding on.
Written beneath palm leaves in the Philippine rain, I Was Always Alone is a long, aching ballad about invisible love, unshared journeys, and the quiet strength of staying.
The melody follows the shape of Kundiman — slow, weeping, ocean-hearted — while the words speak of trying, waiting, and finally knowing:
you were never really let in.

A song without blame. A love without return.
But also: a voice that stayed. A girl who stood.

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I Was Always Alone (Vers. Mina)

Кохання — це світло в темному серці

Oh, Orange You Glad It’s Not the End

body

swerve

Love Is Easy To Hate

Bottle

Feel

these are songs you’ll probably never hear, and I’m not saying that as some cute thing to grab your attention, that is just a fact of the matter.

they’ll never get some big fancy premiere, or have a beautiful expensive video attached to them.  they will probably never get uploaded to a big playlist or be heard on the radio.  and honestly that’s fine, you have no reason to care about these. there's a folder on my computer though, and it’s cleverly titled “songs you will probably never hear” because I know that they'll never come out. i hate that because even though they are demos they were definitely made from a real place, and they mean something, and they make me feel good.

so that's that, I don’t care if they aren’t produced out, or commercially viable, or have a catchy hook… i'm putting them out.  I could say they weren’t written for anyone other than myself but that would be a lie, they were written for someone else. and just like you, these are songs he'll probably never hear.

sushi is expensive

disarm me

buy me ramen

ruin it

Mistakes, they catch up

this edition of “songs you’ll probably never hear” is really special to me because it touches on some topics that are really close to home right now… obviously the normal heartbreak bullshit but also the struggles of growing up, pressures of life and specifically the music industry, and fragile status of the world. anyway if u do hear them maybe you'll see what i mean..

help me plz

paper ceilings

ruin it

sad alex