Chasing Shadows

The Older You Get

Long Way Home

Always Been You

This Life

Here Again

Nobody Knows

Rest Of Me

dead the day ur gone

something to remember

"Invisible No More" by Saints No More is a soul-wrenching, redemptive anthem that follows a veteran’s journey from the shadows of war and homelessness to the light of human connection. The verses paint vivid portraits of loss and isolation—“Used to serve the red, white and blue… now I sleep in alleys under old church pews”—while the chorus bursts with the spark of a small kindness that begins to rebuild a broken life.

Through encounters with strangers, small acts of service, and the slow return of purpose, the narrator finds that dignity can be restored one moment at a time. Each verse feels like a chapter: from fixing a flat in the rain to sweeping floors at a church, to mentoring kids who need someone who understands.

The song swells with hope without ever losing its grit, refusing to romanticize hardship while honoring resilience. It’s a testament to the idea that sometimes salvation doesn’t come in grand gestures, but in a shared meal, a steady hand, and the belief that you matter. "Invisible No More" is both a tribute to the unseen and a rallying cry for the power of noticing.

Invisible No More

something to remember

Matt Hansen