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Children of the Aftermath
The song is an alternative rock track with a driving rhythm section and prominent electric guitars, The tempo is moderately fast, The key is A minor, The song features a male vocalist with a clear, slightly melancholic tone, The instrumentation includes electric guitar, bass guitar, and drums, The electric guitar plays both rhythmic chords and melodic lines, often with a clean or slightly overdriven tone, The bass provides a solid foundation, often playing root notes and simple melodic fills, The drums maintain a consistent rock beat with a strong backbeat, The song structure follows a typical verse-chorus format with a bridge and an instrumental section, Production elements include a balanced mix with clear separation of instruments, Reverb is applied to the vocals and some guitar parts, creating a sense of space, The overall feel is energetic yet introspective

there's a time, for us its the only thing that has a worth dreaming of there's a line and a verse it is for some of us, a little bit rehearsed there is room to grow, theres the moment that in everyone, you just know You are not the same. There was the time before, but now you have changed in the mirror, in the morning there's the same face we use the same words in the same place in the evening, in the weekend what have you done what have we made? what have we changed? Whoa-oh oh-oh Put the pets in the car and go-oh-oh (whoa-oh) Whoa-oh oh-oh sorry ain't always the hardest word to know (whoa-oh) there's a time, for us its the only thing that has a worth dreaming of there's a line and a verse it is for some of us, a little bit rehearsed in the mirror, in the morning there's the same face we use the same words in the same place in the evening, in the weekend what have you done what have we made? what have we changed? Whoa-oh oh-oh Put the pets in the car and go-oh-oh (whoa-oh) Whoa-oh oh-oh sorry ain't always the hardest word to know (whoa-oh) Whoa-oh oh-oh Put the pets in the car and go-oh-oh (whoa-oh) Whoa-oh oh-oh sorry ain't always the hardest word to know (whoa-oh)