⚠ TRIGGER WARNING — SONG LIST ONE (1) — THE LAST MAN SINGING Lead Rating: PG / PG-13 | GX Points: 21 | 13 Tracks Song List 1 is contemplative, ideological, and quietly severe. These songs wrestle with meaning, responsibility, regret, survival, and the cost of staying awake in a damaged world. Rather than focusing on personal romance or immediate crisis, this list examines systems, beliefs, identity, and the long shadow of choice. The danger here is subtle: despair arrives dressed as wisdom. THEMES AND POTENTIAL TRIGGERS: - Existential questioning and loss of certainty - Moral fatigue and disillusionment with society - War trauma, survivor's guilt, and post-conflict grief (Cost of War) - Death, mortality, and "sorting the dead" imagery - Chronic regret and fear of wasted life (Deep Seeded) - Environmental grief and ecological destruction (Visited a Place) - Historical cycles of oppression, power, and division (Fallen Walls) - Identity fragmentation and dissociation (As for Me) - Religious doubt, spiritual exhaustion, and rejection of dogma - Poverty, scarcity, and human worth measured by money (Gift) - Burnout from capitalism, labor, and "serving power" (All in a Day) - Isolation disguised as resilience (Last Man Standing) - Withdrawal, avoidance, and depressive stasis (Fourteen Days) - Feeling awake in a world that prefers sleep NOTABLE CONTENT NOTES: "Cost of War" includes explicit references to combat death, bodily injury, and lasting psychological scars. "Deep Seeded" centers on lifelong regret, fear, and the paralysis of never leaving. "Visited a Place" addresses environmental destruction, complicity, and moral failure. "Fourteen Days" depicts isolation, withdrawal, and depressive behavior, even as it claims recovery. "Last Man Standing" frames emotional isolation as strength, which may resonate uncomfortably for some listeners. THIS LIST MAY BE DIFFICULT IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO: Existential dread or nihilism / War-related trauma or political disillusionment / Feeling complicit in harm you didn't stop / Chronic regret about paths not taken / Depression framed as stoicism or clarity / Feeling awake, alone, and surrounded by indifference. Song List 1 does not shout. It questions. And it keeps questioning long after the song ends. This is the beginning of the catalog — where innocence is already gone, but hope hasn't yet learned how fragile it is. Listener discretion advised.

SONG LIST 1 — THE LAST MAN SINGING 1. Knowing the Know — by LadyWeaver & Tom Jensen 2. Nevermore — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 3. Here and Now — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen 4. Cost of War — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 5. Deep Seeded — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 6. Visited a Place — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 7. Fallen Walls — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 8. As for Me — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 9. Singer Songwriter — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 10. Gift — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 11. All in a Day — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 12. Fourteen Days — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen & Big Suna 13. Last Man Standing — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen