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You Were Never Alone

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Release Date: 2026/08/05

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"You Were Never Alone" is a bluesy punk-rock ballad dedicated to those who feel isolated even when surrounded by others and struggle to express the pain they carry inside.

Each time they answer, "I'm fine," their true voice becomes a little quieter. They compare their lives with the happiness displayed on a screen and begin to feel as though they are the only ones being left behind. Rather than demanding positivity, the song gently stays beside that loneliness and says there is no need to pretend to be well.

It is all right if the words do not come easily. It is all right to cry. When someone finally says, "I'm hurting," there may be a person ready to answer. Carried by melancholic guitars and an emotional male vocal, the song offers a sincere message for lonely nights: you were never truly alone, and it is okay to reach out to someone.