Never Knowing What to Say
A minimalist cinematic composition built around arpeggiated felt piano motifs and subtle ostinatos, creating a limpid, resonant tone, Glockenspiel accents shimmer gently above soft pizzicato strings and ambient textures, The mood blends quiet melancholy with playful whimsy, evoking a dreamlike stroll through memory and imagination—reminiscent of Yann Tiersen’s Amélie score
[Verse] I leave the light on when I go Don’t know why, just feels wrong not to The dishes pile, I let them sit I’ll get to them — or maybe not [Chorus] There’s stuff I don’t talk about Like waking up and wanting out Like checking lists I’ll never start Then the movie ends, and all is dark [Verse] I say “I’m good” to save the space The kind of lie we all forgive I hum a song I used to hate It helps me breathe, so now I keep it [Chorus] There’s stuff I don’t talk about Like voice notes I still save, just in case Like leaving texts on “maybe someday” Then never knowing what to say Then never knowing what to say (I still don’t) What to say...
