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ECHO
album cover
ECHO werd uitgebracht op 18 augustus 2026 door 12657108 Records DK als onderdeel van het album Honeyed Static
18 augustus 2026
Label12657108 Records DK
TaalEnglish
BPM136
Melodische kwaliteit
Akoestiek
Valence
Dansbaarheid
Energie

Songteksten

I got so practiced at making room for what the people around me needed
Somewhere in all that listening I forgot I had a sound
The silence builds so slow when you keep stepping to the side of things
You don't notice it until someone asks and nothing comes out
But even when the quiet settles in and starts to feel like where I live
Something underneath keeps pressing back against it
So if you've spent so long in the background you've forgotten you were there
Don't let that be the place you make your peace with
I hear you
I hear you
There's a way of going missing that looks perfectly fine from the outside
Show up, respond, give back whatever the room seems to need
Nobody catches the parts you fold away to keep things easier
Until one day you reach for them and find you've smoothed them all away
I kept tuning myself down to a frequency that didn't ask much of anyone
Called it being easy, called it keeping things uncomplicated
But all that softening had a name I kept from looking at directly
Deciding I'd come back to it later — and later turned into here
'Cause even when you've gone so quiet you can barely hear yourself in it
The frequency was never gone — just waiting to be turned back up
So if you've been so long the background noise you've lost the melody in you
Let it be the thing that finally breaks the quiet
I hear you
I hear you
No clean way back to the sound of yourself
All the way — I get it now
Keep going even when your voice comes out smaller than you remember it
That's what real looks like
Done softening everything before it reaches anyone
Let it ring — I get it now
We can still head to freedom
Let something out completely unedited for once
No more turning down — live only once
Nothing that was yours just stops being yours
I hear you
Written by: Yuki Takashima
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