Written during a train ride to London, the heartfelt pop track takes an upbeat look at heartbreak and resilience, and marks the rising Doncaster artist's debut release for his new label home, BMG Records. He explained:
"I just had this feeling on the train. It sucks that this person who was once a huge part of my life isn't in it anymore. They were there when I started busking, when I said, ‘I'm going to do this thing’ and most people doubted me. They listened. Now I’ve done everything I said I would, and they’re not here to see it. That’s heartbreaking.
"I think we expect certain people to stay in our lives forever, but life teaches you differently. Some people are only meant for a chapter, a page, even a line. That’s what this song is about - wishing they could’ve come along for the whole book."
ADMT, whose real name is Adam Taylor, released his debut EP, 'Without You', in March 2024. The six-song project included a cover of 50 Cent's Best Friend, which got the approval of the rapper himself.
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