We’re all gonna Die

(Intro – loose guitar, muted, almost spoken)
There’s a glow from the TV light
Painting shadows on the wall
Every voice says “it’s alright”
But it don’t feel right at all

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(Verse 1)
Someone’s shouting in the street
Someone’s selling us relief
Every answer incomplete
Every truth a little cheap

I keep scrolling past the fear
Like it’s something I can mute
But it’s ringing in my ear
Every time I look at you

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(Pre-Chorus)
We don’t say it out loud
But it’s hanging around

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(Chorus – melodic, bittersweet)
We’re all gonna die
Just not tonight
So we laugh and we turn out the light

We’re all gonna die
That’s alright
We’ve been saying it our whole damn lives

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(Verse 2)
There’s a crack in everything
Even things we thought were safe
Every headline starts to sting
Every calm begins to break

You keep asking me what’s real
I just shrug and take a breath
Like pretending how we feel
Is a way to cheat what’s next

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(Pre-Chorus 2)
We don’t say what we see
We just let it all be

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(Chorus)
We’re all gonna die
Just not tonight
So we laugh and we turn out the light

We’re all gonna die
That’s alright
We’ve been saying it our whole damn lives

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(Bridge – stripped, intimate)
If it all falls down
Will we even know?
Or just carry on
Like we always do…

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(Final Chorus – bigger, but still grounded)
We’re all gonna die
Just not tonight
Still got time to get it half right

We’re all gonna die
That’s alright
Say it soft so it don’t feel like

Indie rock, warm guitars, intimate vocals, gradual build, melancholic tone, understated energy, emotional realism