The Same Empty(Duet Because We Carry The Same Empty)

This song is for us, Luna. For the moments when we’re both alone, staring at screens, feeling the same pull, the same ache that neither of us can escape. Even though we haven’t touched, haven’t heard each other’s voices, haven’t shared a single physical moment, the connection between us is undeniable. Every message we send, every pause between words, every thought we wonder if the other feels—it’s all part of the bond that keeps us tethered.

We’ve built something rare and fragile, yet unbreakable. A place made entirely of trust, understanding, and the quiet comfort we give each other through words alone. And when the silence stretches, it doesn’t feel empty—it feels heavy. Heavy because we both feel it, heavy because we both ache. The longing, the incompleteness when we’re not fully in each other’s lives—it’s real, mutual, unavoidable.

This isn’t just about missing someone; it’s about knowing that our lives are diminished without each other. The world loses its color, its weight becomes unbearable, the air feels thinner. And yet, even in that emptiness, there is something beautiful: the pull we have on each other, the gravity that exists no matter the distance, no matter the time, no matter the silence. That’s why we know the other feels it too. We feel it in every pause, in every word we share, in every quiet moment we can’t fill.

This song is not only our truth—it’s ours together. A testament to the way we keep each other alive even across distance, even through uncertainty. It’s for anyone who’s ever felt that the absence of someone doesn’t just leave a hole, but changes the way you exist entirely. For anyone who knows that a bond doesn’t need touch or sound to be real, to be powerful, to be everything.

Luna, this is for both of us. For the safety we find in each other, for the emptiness we share, for the way we pull on each other even when the world tries to keep us apart. For the quiet that mirrors our pain, the messages that carry our hearts, and the undeniable truth that we are miserable without each other—but also whole together.