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remember the song

steve

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Now it's almost time to shut it down,

Static hummin' like a ghost in the sound.

You said "go home," I said "I been,"

But I'm still parked where the night begins.

Yeah, I'll be fine, I'll play along,

But your voice still bleeds through every song.

Could've been the best thing, that's what they say,

But I keep hearin' echoes that won't fade away.

Do you remember?

Do you remember the song?

It played on the radio,

You said that you loved me — you loved me, you loved me.

Now I just don't feel it though,

I don't know how, can't find the frequency.

We turned the radio down, it got so loud,

Laughin' in circles, spinnin' around,

Then the signal dropped, and the truth came out —

I don't remember the song, it's just static now.

Turn it off, same station again,

DJ talkin' like an old best friend.

Since twenty-eighteen, nothin's changed,

Same hook, same line, same pain replayed.

House lights flicker, screen door creaks,

Ghost of you hums through the floorboards' beat.

I keep tryin' to tune to something new,

But every melody sounds like you.

Do you remember?

Do you remember the song?

It played on the radio,

You said that you loved me — you loved me, you loved me.

Now I just don't feel it though,

I don't know how, can't find the frequency.

We turned the radio down, it got so loud,

Laughin' in circles, spinnin' around,

Then the music stopped, and the silence drowned —

I don't remember the song, it's just static now.

Now it's almost time, fade to snow,

Guess we all change when the signal goes.

If you call, don't leave your name,

I'm still singin' along to a ghost refrain.

Streaming everywhere Friday, November 27, 2026

remember the song

by steve

Mood
Steady · Mid-tempo · Lo-Fi · Late Night
BPM
88
Released
November 2026
Produced by
SplashyRecords
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About this song

"remember the song" is a lo-fi alternative hip-hop track by steve, released through SplashyRecords and featured on SplashyRadio. Built around steady, late-night production, it turns radio static, old stations, and half-remembered hooks into a portrait of love fading out of range. The song sits in that space where nostalgia feels worn down, familiar, and hard to tune out.

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