4.3.7.0 is a raw and emotional journey through shadowed thoughts, broken reflections, and soulful resurrection. Each track captures a moment of inner conflict, love lost, and the haunting silence that follows. Fusing deep R&B textures with cinematic atmosphere, this project drifts between darkness and light, from “Drowned in the Silence” to “Unveiled.”
This album isn’t just music; it’s a soul echo.

Drowned in the Mega Silence

One Last Time V.0

One Last Time V.2

My Darkest hourse V.0

Specter

Unveiled

Changed

Reflections

Memory isn’t just what happened. It’s what still haunts.

I Think I Was floats between presence and absence—an ambient, surreal meditation on love that dissolved without ending. Lush, detuned synths and sub-heavy bass wrap around whispery, vocals that ask: Was any of it real? Was I?

For nights when you're not sure if you're healing or just fading.

Lyrics:
You called me by the name I lost
Before I learned what silence cost
I held my breath through shallow days
Hoping you'd forget my face
I watched you build a life from scratch
You left no room for me to catch
You said we were too much, too soon
But I still hum your lonely tune

There’s no one left to lie to now
Not even me, you don't know how

What would it take to stand in place?
Not running back, not needing space
We spoke in codes, we wore our doubt
Until the meaning hollowed out
I didn’t leave, I just grew still
You filled the room I couldn’t fill
And when you asked if I was real—
I think I was, I think I will

I learned to leave the door unclosed
So if you came, I wouldn’t know
You taught me how to lose the light
And call that mercy, call it right
I walk through days that feel the same
But I just can't recall your name
The parts you touched don’t warm my skin
But I still feel you looking in

I swore I’d never need your words
But now I flinch at what I’ve heard

What would it take to stand in place?
Not running back, not needing space
We spoke in codes, we wore our doubt
Until the meaning hollowed out
I didn’t leave, I just grew still
You filled the room I couldn’t fill
And when you asked if I was real—
I think I was, I think I will

There’s something soft beneath regret
Like grass that grew where we forget
I never said the thing I meant
But I was trying

What would it take to stand in place?
To meet your eyes, to lose the chase
Not haunted by what wasn’t done
But staying still, and calling it enough
You didn’t lie, you didn’t steal
You only showed me what you feel
And if you ask me what was true—
I’ll say it was, because it is,
and so were you


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I Think I Was

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