The song "12 Step Programs" by Eleventyseven explores the struggle of trying to navigate life and personal growth without relying on external sources, such as self-help programs or medication

The song "Ghost" by Eleventyseven explores the intense feeling of wanting someone so much that it becomes haunting

The song "Curtains" by Eleventyseven explores themes of uncertainty, chaos, and the search for meaning in life

The song "Weird Ones" by Eleventyseven explores themes of individuality, self-expression, and embracing one's uniqueness

"Take On Me" by Eleventyseven is actually a cover of the original song by a-ha, released in 1984

The song "MySpace" by Eleventyseven is a reflection on the superficiality and lack of genuine connection in the age of social media, specifically highlighting the once-popular platform MySpace

The song "Happiness" by Eleventyseven explores the idea that happiness is often overrated and can leave a person feeling disappointed

"Redeem The Scene" by Eleventyseven is a song that reflects the band's frustrations and desires to bring something genuine and authentic back to the music scene

"Natsunoyo" is a song by the band Eleventyseven

"Back When We Were Kids" by Eleventyseven is a nostalgic song that reflects on the joys and simplicity of childhood