Frake

It sounds like a finale, but no one leaves. It’s just that both understand: there won’t be a happy ending, but the scene is too beautiful to close it right away.

He, of course, ruined everything - not on purpose, but as best he knows how. And now he asks to hit, for real, right in the vulnerability - in the chin, in the pride, in the heart. Because when everything has already gone to pieces, all that remains is to fall in love with this honest, useless disaster.

The track is like a protracted “sorry”, said to the music while your cheeks are still burning and the lump in your throat still refuses to go away.