BACK WHEN WE KNEW EVERYTHING,

By Union Post

Union Post’s Back When We Knew Everything is pure heart-on-sleeve nostalgia — an album built on late-night drives, fleeting glances, and the kind of memories that still glow decades later. From the jangly joy of the title track to the tender ache of Somewhere in the City and the bittersweet calm of End of the Avenue, every song feels like a postcard from youth. Honest, warm, and timeless.

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Don’t Let Me Go First

Union Post set heartbreak to a mid-tempo groove with “Don’t Let Me Go First,” a tender duet about pride, hesitation, and the fear of losing love too soon. With male and female voices circling each other like two sides of the same confession, it’s a song that aches with honesty while still holding out hope.

I’m Alive

Union Post shine with “I’m Alive,” a mid-tempo anthem that turns scars into strength and struggle into song. With heartfelt piano, warm guitars, and soaring dual vocals, it’s a feel-good reminder that resilience is its own kind of victory.

Blue Eyes

Union Post bring wistful joy with “Blue Eyes,” a feel-good groove built around the memory of a fleeting connection. Smooth guitars, gentle piano, and warm harmonies capture that unforgettable moment when a single glance lingers long after the night is gone.

Somewhere In The City

Union Post weave nostalgia and longing into “Somewhere in the City,” an emotional ballad about memories that linger long after love has gone. With tender acoustic textures, soaring harmonies, and lyrics that feel like whispered confessions on crowded streets, it’s a song that aches with what-could-have-been.

Back When We Knew Everything

Union Post capture pure nostalgia with “Back When We Knew Everything,” a jangly, feel-good anthem about teenage nights, big dreams, and the kind of memories that still glow years later. With warm guitars, piano flourishes, and a sing-along chorus, it feels like rolling down the windows and believing the world was yours.

Say it Anyway

Union Post deliver a shimmering pop gem with “Say It Anyway,” a heartfelt duet about honesty, silence, and the courage to face the truth. With tender verses, soaring harmonies, and a chorus that aches with vulnerability, it’s a song that turns unspoken words into something unforgettable.

End of the Avenue

Union Post close the day with “End of the Avenue,” a mellow, wine-at-sunset ballad about love fading softly rather than breaking apart. With tender harmonies, understated guitars, and a bittersweet calm, it’s the kind of song that lingers like city lights in the distance.

Almost Made It

Union Post wrote “Almost Made It” as a bittersweet reflection on love that felt so close to forever but never quite crossed the finish line. Inspired by late-night drives, half-kept promises, and the joy of what was rather than the pain of what wasn’t, it’s a warm, nostalgic track that celebrates the beauty in “almost.”

Only Everything

Union Post bring warmth and ease with “Only Everything,” a breezy track that feels like a Sunday morning wrapped in sunlight. With gentle guitars, Rhodes keys, and lyrics that treasure the quiet moments over grand gestures, it’s a love song built on simplicity — and that’s what makes it timeless.

Flicker

Union Post wrote “Flicker” after a late-night conversation about the quiet remnants of past love — the little sparks that never fully go out. It isn’t about rekindling or regret, but about honoring the small warmth that lingers even after life moves on, a reminder that not everything has to burn bright to still mean something.