This picture somehow says it- the guy is sitting at the end of the pier calling out across the ocean, into space, for his love to come come his way. And then there's this wave that's coming too- it's gonna be a lot, you know, when it comes, but he still wants it. And so that's how the illustration came about. The tune is the cry of the wolf into the the void, really. It can also be, like, you're waiting for your lover to come back and you're at the bar, and they said they're just going away for a minute. But come along, you know, make it soon before I'm gone. I mean, not that you'd leave your love, but it also has it has a lot of life and death. Like a big call for big romance.  It was recorded at Cory's studio up in up in Vancouver, and it was a really unexpected recording date. The idea for it happened a couple nights before, I gotta say, to be honest, a super stony night and and on a next level. And so it seemed like a cosmically good idea somehow to say yes, when very high, at like one in the morning, he said there was a cancellation the day after tomorrow. And we may not be, like, in shape or anything, but just do you wanna come in and record a song? And so Taylor and I have a few tunes worked up and because we've just played the other night. So this is an honest snapshot of the beginning of a kind of a duet. And the way these tunes were recorded were as if some bar bar owner might understand in some little town down in the wild woods of California or something. It's so good to see what we're trying to say.