Same primary male vocalist as the rest of the album — slightly raspy, intimate, emotionally grounded. This track should feel like a live concert moment where he grabs an electric guitar and nods to his 90s roots. Minor-key, raw but controlled energy. Start with clean electric guitar with slight grit and low organ drone underneath. Add live drums with tight snare and steady pulse, deep bass with subtle edge. Keep production organic and room-like, not polished. On “Felt myself seen without defense,” create a melodic lift with subtle harmony and light atmospheric choir pad. After that, increase rhythmic urgency through stronger strumming and tighter drums — forward motion, not loudness. No horns, no glossy pop builds. End with steady groove and sustained organ fading with quiet intensity.