Empty Light

"Empty Light" is a rock ballad that paints a heartbreak night through the metaphor of a car's warning light. It begins with only piano and vocal, quietly singing the reality that he is gone, along with the words left unsaid and the silence that remained. In the middle section, the full band enters, and a weeping electric guitar pulls the pain from deep inside straight to the surface - this emotional acceleration is the core of the song. The line "Could've called you, could've cried / But pride's a hell of a thing to hide" lingers like a bruise, capturing a heart that cannot find a reason for goodbye. It draws the listener into a night where only an empty light keeps flashing, leaving a long aftertaste of loneliness and regret.