Spencer Jones plays a self-written song about a relationship where his ex claimed exclusive love while telling the same thing to others. The song sits in that specific space between lonely and not quite lonely yet, built from the breakup and what came after.
This next one I'm gonna play— that was Free Falling by Tom Petty. I really like that song. Um, next one I'm gonna play is a song I actually wrote. Um, it's a song about a relationship I was in, and, uh, I really, really like this girl that, uh, I was in a relationship with, and she told me that she really liked me also, and, uh, she told me that I was the I was the only one for her, but I was not the only one she told that to. We broke up, she moved away. About a year later, she came back to visit. She said, "Spencer, I miss you. We should hang out." I said to myself, "I'm lonely, but I'm not that lonely." And so then I heard the song.
All alone. Still some things I can't get, and I'm just not that lonely yet. Yes, it's true, I've been in Japan, but you don't taste my white bread. You stole my part of life, then the one you had picked up and left. You Although he's loving me dead, and I'm just not that lonely yet. Give it up and go home. Think I'll make it better on my own. Specific things I won't forget, and I'm just not that lonely yet. Give it up and go home. Although Yeah!
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