Loyalty Cost Me

Loyalty Cost Me sits in the quiet after the argument — the part nobody writes songs about. Warm keys, unhurried drums, and a vocal that never raises its voice because it does not have to.

It is a song about the invoice that arrives long after the loyalty was given: the friendships you outgrew, the version of yourself you shelved, the peace you traded for someone else’s comfort.

It does not end in bitterness. It ends in accounting — naming what it cost, and deciding it will not cost that again.