She'll Be Alright

[Verse 1]
She left her keys
On the kitchen chair
Coffee gone cold
Sun in her hair
You watched her leave
But you stayed inside
Hands on the table
Swallowing pride
[Chorus]
She’ll be alright
You keep telling yourself tonight
She’ll be alright
Even if she never calls
Never writes
You’ll be okay
Just a heartbeat out of time
Let her fly
She’ll be alright
[Verse 2]
Her sweater still hangs
On the hallway door
You pace that floor
Like you’ve run this war
Every “what if”
Every almost-try
Flickers like film
In your tired eyes
[Chorus]
She’ll be alright
You keep telling yourself tonight
She’ll be alright
Even if she never calls
Never writes
You’ll be okay
Just a heartbeat out of time
Let her fly
She’ll be alright
[Bridge]
Maybe someday
You’ll see her in line
Both of you older
Both of you fine
You’ll trade a small smile
Then turn to the light
Knowing deep down
You let her survive
[Chorus]
She’ll be alright
You keep telling yourself tonight
She’ll be alright
Even if she never calls
Never writes
You’ll be okay
It just takes a little time
Let her fly
She’ll be alright (alright)

Shimmering 80s-inspired synth-pop, male vocals, steady mid-tempo groove. Tight, punchy drums lock with a warm, driving bass; bright poly synths carry the chords, with a glassy lead answering vocal phrases. Verses stay lean and intimate; chorus blooms with wide pads and stacked harmonies. Short bridge strips back to arpeggiated synths before a final, soaring hook.