Set List Three wakes up alone, pissed off, and pacing the room. "Advice" opens with a cry for direction, but the answers come back warped, like voices underwater. There's humor here — but it's bitter, like laughing in the mirror while breaking it. "F the W" smokes out the sadness and flips off the void, while "Another" and "The Spot" look for love (or at least someone warm) before the lights come back on. The club becomes confession booth; the dance floor, a therapy session with a backbeat. These poems run on adrenaline and impulse, chasing validation and numbness in the same breath. "Blank Pages" turns the whole thing upside down — revealing that behind all the swagger and wisecracks is a writer terrified of wasting his life. "The Game" ends it with stadium lights, a swing and a miss, and a head held high anyway.
| # | Track Title | Rating | Four Word Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Advice | Looking for a sign | |
| 2 | F the W | Frustration at the world | |
| 3 | Another | I'm not done fighting | |
| 4 | The Spot | Searching for validation | |
| 5 | Night Light | Beacon through the void | |
| 6 | The Watcher | Someone watching over | |
| 7 | Dance Floor | Lose yourself completely | |
| 8 | Fences | Separation everywhere | |
| 9 | Stay Big | Fame won't last, I will | |
| 10 | Name In Lights | What happens when you're exposed? | |
| 11 | It Doesn't Matter | Nothing feels real | |
| 12 | Blank Pages | Story not yet told | |
| 13 | The Game | Try and fail repeatedly |
This one explores feelings of confusion, longing, and self-doubt. The songs are about trying to figure out who you are, especially when life feels like a mix of good times and bad choices.