It’s Alright

[Verse 1]
Pulled my hoodie
Over last night
Kitchen floor cold
Blue phone light
Scrolling through the wreckage
Of another fight
Every word we typed
Felt like a knife
[Pre-Chorus]
You said
"I don’t know
Who you are anymore"
I stared at the ceiling
On your bedroom floor
Heart in my throat
But I still want more
Still want more
(still want more)
[Chorus]
It’s alright
I tell myself
"it’s alright"
With my back to the door
And my eyes on the sky
If we break
If we bend
We’ll survive
Say it twice till I start
To believe the lie
(It’s alright, it’s alright)
[Verse 2]
Your jacket still hangs
On my chair
Smells like last winter
And your favorite pair
Of songs you played
In your beat-up car
We drove too fast
Just to feel our scars
[Pre-Chorus]
You said
"We’re just kids
Trying not to drown"
I laughed through the tears
In this small
Strange town
If this is the end
I won’t drag you down
I’ll let you go
But I’ll hold this sound
(oh)
[Chorus]
It’s alright
I tell myself
"it’s alright"
With my back to the door
And my eyes on the sky
If we break
If we bend
We’ll survive
Say it twice till I start
To believe the lie
(It’s alright, it’s alright)
[Bridge]
Maybe in a year
You’ll be standing there
Coffee in your hands
Same wild hair
We’ll laugh about the pain
Like a bad old dream
I’ll hear your name
And it won’t cut clean
[Chorus]
It’s alright
I tell myself
"it’s alright"
All the ghosts in this room
Fade into the night
If we break
If we fade
We’ll survive
Say it low
Say it soft
Till it feels like right
(It’s alright, it’s alright)

folk, Moody alternative pop meets indie folk: fingerpicked acoustic guitar and distant piano under a tense, cinematic pad. Boosted, brooding bass pulses on the drop; crisp programmed drums snap in. Male vocals, mostly clean with subtle tuned edges on the hook, layered harmonies widening the chorus. Energy builds from hushed verse to a dark, soaring, earworm chorus., indie folk, clean, pop