„So I call up my old friends / I’m trying to avoid this silence / And I can’t hide from bad dreams / Where I think I’m turning into a memory“, singt Julien Ehrlich in „MEMORY“. Die Band erklärt dazu in einem Statement: “The lyrics of MEMORY illustrate someone processing and eventually accepting their fear of death. Halfway through writing the song our bandmate Will Miller sent along the chords for what would become the outro of the song without ever hearing MEMORY. It was one of those harmonious moments where two separate ideas somehow fit together immediately. The final third speaking to the afterlife in a way we wouldn’t have been able to match with words.“

„COUNTY LINES“ ist eine klassische Herzschmerz-Ballade: „Heaven knows / You and I / Only tore ourselves apart / Even those / County lines / Couldn’t keep you in my arms“, singt Ehrlich. Der Track enthält Streicherarrangements von Rob Moose und Saxophon-Einlagen von Sam Gendel. WHITNEY über den Track: „Many of our favorite musicians and peers put their mark on COUNTY LINES. Both Rob Moose and Sam Gendel contributed integral ideas to the arrangement and our bandmates Will Miller and Ziyad Asrar also helped us to get the song into its final form. We’re infinitely grateful to them and proud of what we all made.“