Never Said
The Honorary Title Lyrics

The Honorary Title’s song “Never Said” is a contemplative piece that touches upon the internal battles within one’s mind. The song starts with the line “It's silent but the voices in my head have never been this clear,” which suggests that the singer is going through a particularly difficult time and the silence around them is only making their internal conflicts worse. They go on to describe that the answer to everything is reflected off someone's breath, suggesting that someone is able to provide some clarity to their difficult situation. Despite this, the singer acknowledges the fear inside them and feels self-tortured by their own thoughts.

As the song progresses, there is a shift towards the singer taking control of their own destiny, and they describe themselves as becoming the master of their own plan. However, this newfound power also comes with the consequence of self-torture. The line “My remote control drops to the floor, I feel myself with my hands, I am my own self-satisfying, satisfying” suggests that the singer is looking for solace in their own body, but this can ultimately be a painful experience. The song concludes with the line “Each one that will never be said,” referring to used tissues next to their bed, representing all the thoughts and feelings that they will never express to others.

Overall, “Never Said” is a powerful and introspective song that touches upon complex internal conflicts and the pain of keeping things bottled inside.