Just Like You Wrote To Me

With For We Are Strangers Again, Lonesome drifts into the stillness that follows love’s slow unravelling - a soft, aching portrait of two souls growing distant beneath the surface of closeness.

This is the heartbreak that doesn’t shout but lingers - found in half-meant touches and words that no longer reach. “Kiss me softly when you speak in tongues” captures the ache of being misunderstood by someone who once knew you best, while the repeated plea to “pretend”becomes a fragile shield against the truth.

It’s not the end that hurts most, but the hollow in-between - where love remains in gesture, but not in meaning. “Sometimes loving you could be the end of a dream” lands like a final breath, marking the quiet moment where memory begins to blur.

In the end, For We Are Strangers Again is less a breakup song than a eulogy for something already gone-tender, distant, and unflinchingly honest.

In the Hope This Finds You

For We Are Strangers Again

Am I Failing Myself?

We Are Sleepless

You Say It’s Love confronts the divide between declarations and actions. With simmering frustration, it challenges the performative nature of affection - the way someone can speak of love without embodying its truth. The haunting refrain “You say you love” casts doubt on the meaning behind the words.

The song offers a powerful contrast: love as peaceful and healing, versus love that betrays and bleeds. “Bleeding out the bitter heart of you” is a devastating image of how emotional dishonesty corrodes intimacy. More than a breakup track, it’s a moment of reckoning - where love is weighed, tested, and found wanting.

You Say It's Love

You Say It’s Love

When I Speak to You

Can You Hear Me?

Following the raw anger of Liar, “Save Your Words” delves deeper into the aftermath of betrayal - no longer fuelled by rage, but by the quiet devastation that follows.

It is a song of self-preservation, where the weight of loss settles in, and the battle shifts from lashing out to simply holding on. The initial fury gives way to collapse, to guilt, to the aching regret of having cared too much for someone who let you break.

It's a familiar story - one of heartbreak, of learning when to let go, of guarding the fragments of yourself that remain. And in the end, as the dust settles, there is a quiet reckoning. The betrayer must face the fire of their own choices, while the betrayed stands at the edge, caught between sorrow, defiance, and the acceptance that some wounds will never fully heal.

Lyrics

Save your words,
I’m not listening,
Don’t cut the hands that held the pieces.
Save your words,
I’m not listening,
Don’t cut the hands that kept your secrets,
I’m falling.
I’m falling.
I’m falling.
I’m sorry...
... you’re leaving,
I’m trying,
To protect this world of mine.

I know the world’s just a place where we learn,
(I’m trying...)
There’ll be times where we break and we fall,
(... to protect this world of mine)
I know the world is a place some will burn,
Some will burn,
You will burn.

And I know the world’s just a place where we learn,
(Save your words.)
There’ll be times where we break and we fall,
(I’m not listening. Don’t cut the hands that
held the pieces.)
And I know the world’s just a place some will burn,
(Save your words.)
Some will burn,
(I’m not listening.)
You will burn.
(Don’t cut the hands that kept your secrets.)

Save Your Words

“Liar” is a haunting exploration of betrayal and the emotional scars left from intentional deceit by someone close. The track confronts the human tendency to inflict pain despite its costs; delving into the agony of despair and the yearning for release.

At its core, the song reflects on the tragic failure of the human condition—our inability to prevent ourselves from repeatedly inflicting pain on one another, regardless of the harm it causes.


Lyrics

Liar with empty words. 
Desire within your thoughts. 
So take me higher… take me higher. 
So take me higher…
When we fall down again I can feel you.
Take me higher… so take me higher.

Forget the life you had, 
There was nothing for you. 

With angry eyes and hearts;
We lie with fractured minds. 
Will it ever change… 
Change the way in which we breathe? 

With angry eyes and hearts filled with hate
Can we ever change the mistakes we make?


Credits

Created by Jay Kerr-Gray, Will Cooper, Patrick Healy, Chris Roberts & Scott Campbell

Vocals performed by Jay Kerr-Gray & Will Cooper
Guitars performed by Will Cooper & Patrick Healy
Bass guitar performed by Chris Roberts
Drums & percussion performed by Scott Campbell
Piano, keyboards & synthesizers performed by Will Cooper & Patrick Healy

Recorded, engineered & mixed by Bob Cooper at The Chairworks
Additional edits & engineering by Will Cooper
Produced by Bob Cooper, Will Cooper & Lonesome
Mastered by Grant Berry at Fader Mastering

Artwork & visual concept by Jay Kerr-Gray & Will Cooper

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Produced by Will Cooper of The Den Production Studios
Engineered by Ben Cotton of The Den Production Studios

Mastered by Alan Douches of West West Side Music

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