There were things I never said out loud — too heavy, too vulnerable, too raw.
So I wrote them here.

"Songs I Never Said" is a confession wrapped in melody — torn between silence and survival. It’s for every moment I bit my tongue, for every truth I buried to protect someone else.

This track lives in the quiet aftermath — where heartbreak meets reflection, and the things we couldn’t say begin to scream beneath the surface.

Dark. Honest. No filters. Just me.

🎧 If you've ever held something in for too long... this one's yours too.

— Melissa Schultz / schultzmelissa2025@gmail.com

Songs I Never Said

Static Rain is a moody, guitar-driven alt-rock track that blends the raw energy of 90s grunge with a modern, hi-fi punch. Quiet, chorus-drenched verses crash into fuzz-soaked choruses, carrying lyrics about love, loss, and finding meaning in the noise.
With rain-washed imagery and atmospheric textures, Static Rain captures that bittersweet space between nostalgia and now — perfect for fans of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the new wave of grunge revival.

Static Rain

"Breaking the Fall" is an intense, alt-rock anthem that blends stormy imagery with raw emotional urgency. Driven by surging guitars and rhythm, the song captures the feeling of being pulled under by forces beyond control - whether cosmic, emotional, or both. Its verses wrestle with regret, isolation, and the desperate search for redemption, while the hook crashes in like a wave, repeating its mantra as if sheer willpower could stop the inevitable.

Breaking the Fall

This album came out of the things that keep us restless and angry. Out of the noise stuck in our heads, the burnout, and the voices that never really go away.

Every track was recorded raw — some crawl slow, some hit heavy, some just explode. They come from real places: a lonely motel room, a burned-out cinema, a dead-end office shift, or the silence of a forest that feels alive.

For us, this isn’t just a set of songs. It’s how we fight back, how we confess, and how we keep standing when everything else feels like it’s falling apart.

Throat of the Redwood

Pinstripe Heaven

Threadbare Engine

Who Shot the Projectionist

Vaseline Broadcast

“Lost on the Road” is a raw and emotional journey through loneliness, searching, and resilience. With haunting lyrics about endless highways, flickering neon signs, and the weight of an uncertain path, the song captures the struggle of finding meaning in the middle of nowhere. A moody blend of storytelling and atmosphere, it speaks to anyone who’s ever felt adrift but still keeps moving forward.

Lost on the Road

Windblown (v2 Rock)

Robert Brian Warren is a veteran Telly Award winning music composer for video games, film & television, VR, theme park attractions, and more, having scored soundtracks for the likes of Madden NFL, Phineas & Ferb Live, Sesame Workshop, Tiger Woods PGA Tour Golf, Animal Planet, the Olympics, and many others. He excels at interpreting the creator's vision, transforming it into the music that fits the moment, and taking it to the next level.

I never meant to write an album.
I meant to survive.

“The Songs I Never Said” is a collection of everything I kept buried—truths I swallowed, pain I made quiet, love I gave too freely, and the things I should’ve screamed but didn’t. Every track is a piece of the aftermath: the ghosts, the damage, the healing.

These aren’t just songs. They’re confessions.
They’re the words I wrote when no one was listening,
and the feelings I couldn’t say out loud until now.

If you’ve ever loved the wrong person too hard, lost yourself trying to be enough, or sat in the dark wondering what the hell just happened—this is for you.
Because sometimes, silence is just the start of the story.

—Melissa Schultz
Writer of the songs I never said.

Hey! Thanks for stopping by. If you want to chat about music, collabs, or just say hi, drop me a line at:
schultzmelissa2025@gmail.com
Can’t wait to connect! 🎶✨

I'm retired. I write song lyrics. I collaborate with "Biroid Magic". He puts them to music and does it very well!

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