"Don't save the best for last, the golden years don't stick around." This introspective ballad tells the true story of a man who is losing his wife to Alzheimer's disease, a world where "happily every after" is stripped away, with the only hope left to reunite in heaven, which is how the song ends. Its intimate character, sensitive, heart-felt vocals, and use of strings are a stark contrast to INNERSPEAR's much more dense earlier work, which has received thousands of streams, and radio play throughout Canada.

Remember When

INNERSPEAR