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Stayed is an album about the kinds of love that don’t shout, but linger. Built on quiet moments, half-closed doors, and the echoes of words never said, each track traces the soft ache of connection—how it forms, how it frays, and how it somehow endures. These aren’t grand declarations. They’re confessions left on voice memos. Glances held too long. Goodbyes that felt like maybe.

With textures ranging from ambient folk to cinematic indie, Stayed drifts through longing, memory, and stillness. Some songs ask to be heard in headphones at midnight. Others belong to empty roads or rooms that still hold someone’s scent.

This is not an album about falling in love.
It’s an album about the people who never left you—
even when they did.

This Wasn't the Plan

I write to you from a place where pain overflows,
and yet love still exists, somehow.

You matter to me in a way I had never known.
In your eyes, in your presence, I believed I’d found
a listening ear, an attention, a steady presence.
Maybe it wasn’t always there as I imagined,
maybe it was lost along the way—
but I keep the precious memory
of having been seen, recognized—if only for a moment.

Today your silence hurts like a cut, a broken thread.
I wish words had been possible,
an ending gentle and respectful.
I wish we could have stayed close—
to share a tenderness, an embrace, a small joy.

I love you.
I love me enough to go on.

I wish you peace, and light, and ease.
May life bring you softness and happiness,
even if that happiness no longer includes me.

I remind myself: my suffering doesn’t make me wrong.
It only says I loved, that I believed in a bond.
It says I am still alive.

I carry a painful contradiction:
I want to keep the link,
and I must learn to live without it.
I accept this contradiction—part of the way.

This letter isn’t written to hold you back.
It’s for me—to acknowledge what I felt was true,
that the love I give is real,
that my pain is legitimate.
It’s to stop condemning myself.

I love you.
I love me enough to go on.

I love you

letter

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Tum Jab Pass-Prateek Kuhad

Chill Mahol is an anthem that celebrates cricket, women empowerment and having a good time in life. The music video of the song features Kainat Imtiaz from the Pakistan National Women’s Cricket Team.

Lyrics and Composed by Yahya Farid Khawaja
Mixed and Mastered by Sarmad Ghafoor

Official lyrics: genius.com/21-the-band-chill-mahol-lyrics
Official video: youtu.be/OltdHYq3dQ8

Tum Jab Pass-Prateek Kuhad

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