This is a raw autobiographical confession about the tension between artistic ambition and the fear of failing. It reflects on the passing of time and the way youth can quietly slip away when fear prevents us from taking risks. Lyrics: I woke up this morning Feeling all alone I spend my winter days Waiting for my call I'm trying to visualize How my life will become I haven't been brave enough To follow my call I don't see my self doing anything I couldn't be somebody else And i lost myself going anywhere Would be easy to be someone else It's hard to realise How fast time passes by It's been 3 years since a left school I hope my call won't die I'm tired to visualize How my life will become I have to be brave enough To follow my call I don't see my self doing anything I couldn't be somebody else And i lost myself going anywhere Would be easy to be someone else

“Sweetest Girlfriend” is a dreamy and ironic friendzone song about choosing independence over emotional compromise. It reflects the desire to protect one’s freedom, youth and identity rather than stepping into a relationship that doesn’t feel right. Lyrics: I wanna listen my music I wanna be forever young I wanna walk into a forest I wanna feel me on the ground I cannot be your sweetest girlfriend I wanna listen to the rain I hope that you will find the right one There's nothing left for me to gain Want to be high and dry again? You sure you want to try again? Want to be high and dry again? I wanna keep my body sacred Cause I know you got all the traps We're gonna leave this feeling faded You're gonna throw these months behind You're gonna throw these months behind Want to be high and dry again? You sure you want to try again? Want to be high and dry again?

“Land of Never Waiting” is about hesitation. It captures the feeling of being stuck in between — aware of the life you could be living, aware of the people you’re not meeting, the opportunities you’re postponing, yet still unable to move. The song speaks about procrastination disguised as hope. The idea that “next year will be better,” that things will align eventually — while time quietly slips away. Lyrics: On the present bed I come I came here and you along And the life I could have been All the people I don't meet The land of never waiting has to come The time to give a damn should now go off Hear the drama that I got I feel like I suck with songs And the time that's passing by Next year maybe it'll be alright The land of never waiting has to come The time to give a damn should now go off

This song feels like a ritual. It speaks to the moon as a quiet witness — a space of reflection, healing, and feminine introspection. The night becomes a place where vulnerability is allowed to exist without judgement. The moonlight represents both exposure and protection: a soft glow that reveals but does not harm. There’s a sense of rebirth in the lyrics — breathing, healing, coming alive in the dark. At the same time, there’s a longing for sunlight, for clarity. Lyrics: Every night My young eyes Come alive In the dark Please don't hide As I rise Silver waves pull me under Tell me how to feel her Calling back the days of wonder You know where to find me In the moonlight You know that I'll be under the Moonlight And you dream To be fierce To be seen I came here As I breathe As I heal Silver waves pull me under Tell me how to feel her Lost inside but craving sunlight You know where to find me In the moonlight You know that I'll be under the Moonlight Floating down a river blue Silver moon For you See myself across the room Everything Turns blue You know where to find me In the moonlight You know that I'll be under the Moonlight

Aura is both a physical and spiritual concept to me. It represents the energy that surrounds each person — the vibration we carry and unconsciously radiate. It shifts in colour depending on the emotional frequency we live in, reflecting growth, wounds, clarity, confusion, love, and fear. Lyrics: Aura Mine is Green Aura Can't you see Caught in the light Lost in the glow Under my spell Maria Can't save me now Maria I love you now Deep in your root Flow in my heart Safe in our skin Safe in your skin Safe in my skin

Bitter & Warm” is a reflection on memory and nostalgia of childhood. Set on Christmas Eve, the song captures the quiet ache of looking back — seeing warmth and familiarity through adult eyes, and realising that what once felt like pure magic was, in reality, the result of a mother’s effort. As a child, the atmosphere felt natural and effortless. As an adult, you begin to understand the work, care, and invisible labour behind it. And slowly, you realise that as you slowly become an adult this responsibility is now passing on to you. Lyrics: I picture myself On Winter's Eve Look at the warmth In disbelief As a mother's gaze So bittersweet Wishing for the past Beneath my feet I think of the nights That slipped away Glimmery lights And song displays Moments I'd trade To feel that glow But years only drift Like falling snow Childhood fading It only happens once Memories fading It only happens once Childhood fading It only happens once Memories fading It only happens once