Yeah, this was a song that definitely I felt like I needed to get off my chest. I feel like until I wrote this song, I wasn't really going to pick up any real momentum. I've spoke before in interviews about the fact that I felt like I needed to write this song and other songs kind of felt insignificant to a certain degree before I wrote this. And the song, you know, is about losing someone, but still being hopeful and living your life in a hopeful way. And it's been a really special song for me. It's been a really it's been a really special song for me. It's been really incredible. Some of the messages I've got online have been absolutely incredible. And I've also met some people and they've told me their stories about what the song and the lyric means to them. So for me, that's incredible. I never really had too many situations like this in the band. Obviously, there's a different emotional weight with two of us in the lyric and the concept. So, you know, to have these encounters with people where, you know, sometimes they're in tears, sometimes they're like, it's just exciting to tell me and just having that moment and that connection with my music and my fans, I think, is what we all strive to do as songwriters. To be honest, when we wrote it, when we wrote the song, it was it was actually, as it sometimes is, even though it was emotionally heavy, it was a bit more clinical, a bit more professional in the room because I knew there was a responsibility with this song and I wanted to get it right. So to be honest, the nerves didn't really kick in until the first live performance. And then I think I'd really digested everything that the song meant and I felt the weight of the people in the room listening to it. But in the room, it was it was professional.