The following morning, Dayo returned to the writing room with the unfinished songs still on his mind. He had slept, spent time with his family, and allowed the previous day's work to settle, but the memories behind the lyrics had not disappeared. He knew the next part of the album would take him closer to the events he had been avoiding, particularly the rescue that brought Jennifer home and the period that followed.
He opened the notebook to the page where he had stopped the previous evening. The song about losing Luna was still there, and he read through the verse before moving to a clean page. This time, he wanted to write about what it had taken to bring Jennifer back, but he did not want the song to become a direct description of the rescue. The details were part of his history, yet he wanted the lyrics to communicate the weight of the experience without laying everything out for a listener.
