Coffee After Midnight

There's something sacred about the hours after midnight. The world exhales, the noise fades, and all that remains is you — and the thoughts you've been running from all day.

"Coffee After Midnight" was born during one of those sleepless hours. I sat at the piano with a cup that had gone cold twice, letting my fingers find melodies that my mind couldn't yet form into words.

The song speaks to the late-night thinkers, the overthinkers, the ones who find clarity only when the world goes quiet. It's a love letter to insomnia — not the medical kind, but the philosophical kind. The kind that comes from having too much heart for a world that often feels too small.

"The best conversations I've ever had were with the silence at 2 AM."