Stars

A portrait of emotional abandonment wrapped in space-rock imagery. The narrator watches someone he loves withdraw entirely, sitting naked in the backyard at night, counting stars and scribbling numbers on crumpled paper. She has stopped going to work, to school, to bed. He brings her things she doesn't need and wonders when exactly he broke her. The song moves between his confusion and her quiet crisis, between the mundane and the cosmic, as if looking up at the stars might be the only escape left. The track builds from a sparse, almost fragile opening into something heavier and more urgent, the guitars swelling beneath lyrics that suggest depression or dissociation without naming it. There's a tenderness in the repetition, a helplessness in the way he keeps returning to the same image: her out back, counting stars, convinced she's missed something vital. The song never resolves, never offers comfort or recovery, only the fact of her absence and his inability to reach her.